Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works

Vintage_1970_Panasonic_SG_515_Portable_Radio_Record_Player_Clean_Tested_Works_01_pmck Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works

Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
Excellent, clean cosmetic condition. Pristine and appears unused. Includes original plastic battery tubes and factory instruction insert. Played and tested with a 45 RPM vinyl record. Telescoping antenna is straight; carry handle functions. While the older SG-610 featured top-mounted circular dials and a “solid state” emblem, the. Modernized the aesthetic by switching to. And dropping the emblem for a cleaner look. And includes a built-in speaker, a flip-up carry handle, and a telescoping radio antenna. The integrated phonograph is built to play standard. Including 33? And 45 RPM singles. Weighs approximately 9-10 pounds once properly boxed. If you have any questions, I will answer them if I can.
Vintage 1970 Panasonic SG-515 Portable Radio Record Player Clean Tested, Works
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