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The RCA Victor 45 players were the “ipod” of their day. You would just pack a bunch of 45s into your case and take your records and portable player to a party or a sleep-over.
Manufactured by RCA starting in 1950 it included a built-in 3-tube amplifier and speaker and featured a completely redesigned record changer. Up to 13 or 14 records can be stacked at once! This model boasts excellent sound quality when the lid is closed and is also a favorite of collectors today.
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