Crown CD-10 Compact Disc Player – Future Forms

Crown CD-10 Compact Disc Player

Year: 1989

Model: CD-10

Manufacturer: Crown

Designer: Unknown

Dimensions: mm x mm x mm

Power: DC 9V

Made in: Japan

Available Colors:

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