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Rockford Fosgate Rfx 9300 Cd/mp3 Player


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I'm selling a Rockford Mp3/Cd head unit

Here are a few details about the deck

The RFX9300 plays MP3-encoded discs (up to 200 songs per disc!). With the rotary control at your finger tips, youll have complete control over the main audio functions. A motorized face with large multi-color LCD display and sleek silver finish adds to the receivers wow-factor. Punch boost circuitry provides some extra juice to your music and Source Tone Memory store separate tone settings for CD playback and radio. A powerful internal amp cranks out a healthy 50W x 4 and with three sets of 5V preamp outputs, adding additional amplifiers is a snap. Comes complete with wireless remote control

Location: Sydney

Item Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: Upgraded to a new Pioneer headunit

Price and Payment Conditions: $250 ono, can ship interstate at buyers expense

Contact Details: PM for more info

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