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Savoychina1
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I found this at goodwill for $29. It has a good sound. Record player on the left, store 8-tracks in the middle, and 8-track/radio on the right.Left and right below flash colored lights while in the center the disco ball rotates.
On the right is a Magnavox console. It has the warm, rich sounds that only a wood cabinet will give you.
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LOve the Console! I got mine for $10.00 and 3 extra needles. The sound on these with the old records from 50's & 60's is just unbelievable! Dave