Roadstar RCR-4625N Radio cassette player FM USB, AUX, Tape, CD, Radio cassette player Red

RoadSTAR RCR-4625N radio recorder, red

The RoadSTAR RCR-4625U in red can process both CDs and cassettes of different types. You can even play music on a mobile phone that you connect via the AUX IN jack. You can also connect headphones to the RoadSTAR RCR-4625U. There is a USB port on the front and a power connector on the back. It also houses an FM radio, which is operated via a number of control elements. You will also enjoy the auto-stop feature to automatically stop tape playback. The RoadSTAR RCR-4625U is either powered by AC power or powered by 4 LR-14 batteries and features a convenient LCD display.

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Highlights & Details

• Reliable, portable player in red design
• RCR-4625U can work with both CDs and cassettes
• AUX IN and USB connections
• FM radio player
• A range of controls
• The RoadSTAR can be operated with a mains power supply or with a rechargeable battery Power supply
• Auto stop function
• LCD screen

Facts

• Portable radio recorder, CD / MP3 player, cassette player, auto-stop, radio, USB connection, AUX IN

Delivery

• Radio recorder, instructions

Comments

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