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Topic: Old School CD changer  (Read 992 times)

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Fish 'n Brew

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  • Martin
  • Location: Loose Screws
  • Date Registered: May 2008
  • Posts: 2962
I have an old CD changer that's just taking up space in my garage.  I think it holds 150 CDs, possibly more.  I don't want anything for it if there's someone who can use it.  I know it's old technology but it was really cool in it's day.  PM me if interested.  I'm in Danville but could bring it to Crabfest.

Martin

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