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Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches
Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches
Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches
Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches
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Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches

SKU: 4280726457
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Vintage Yamaha Discboy CD Player Rare First Ever Model 80's Spares Or Repair PIT TO PIT 21 inches PIT TO PIT 21 inches ▪︎ THE ANKLE CUFF WAS MADE OF A PLASTIC COATED PADDING THE PLASTIC HAS DISINTEGRATED OVER THE DECADES AND IS QUITE FLAKY no returns on this one too much hassle This was Yamahas first ever (I think) portable CD player which came out way back in the 80's when CDs were first released

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