2178 days ago

Panasonic Home Theatre

Pieter from Beach Haven

5-Disc DVD player/receiver with 3 auxilliary audio inputs and 1 stereo output, as well as Component, Composite, and S-Video outputs.

4x 30W L/R, and Surround L/R speakers, 1x 110W Center speaker, 1x 140W Subwoofer 

Supported playback formats: DVD-Audio, DVD-Video, DVD-RAM/DVD-R 4, CD, CD-R/RW, Video CD, JPEG, MP3, WMA, HighMAT

 * Remote control and composite cable included 

This system is used, but it's in good condition overall.


Call or txt 0224060762

Price: $100

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