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Jaras JJ-Box89 Red/Black Sport Portable Stereo CD Player with AM/FM Stereo Radio and Headphone Jack Plug

★★★★4.2·900 reviews

The JJ-Box89 Portable CD Player with AM/FM Stereo Radio from Jaras is the perfect way to take your tunes on the go! Product Features: AM/FM Stereo Radio. Top Loading Compact Disc Player. 16/19 Track Programmable Memory. LED Digital Display. Soft-eject CD Cover. Play/Pause, Skip/Search and Repeat Functions. Telescopic Antenna. Headphone Jack Dynamic High Performance Speakers. 2 Way Power: DC Battery Power and AC Power. UL/ETL Listed. Jaras mission is to develop the finest quality consumer electronics products that embrace the latest technological innovations guaranteed to provide consumers years of personal entertainment pleasure. Enjoy full-function stereo sound Stereo speakers deliver an enjoyable listening experience. Battery operated for portability Enjoy your favorite music on the go (6 size C, sold separately). For battery swaps that are a snap, the battery compartment quickly and easily clicks open and closed. Enjoy FM/AM radio programming A built-in Analog FM/AM Tuner lets you choose from a wide variety of radio, talk and music programming. Enjoy convenient CD Enjoy your favorite CDs or personally recorded CD-R and CD-RW discs. Comes equipped with everything you need Complete with headphone jack and AC power cable included , the Jaras Boombox is ready to go when you are. Jaras mission is to develop the finest quality consumer electronics products that embrace the latest technological innovations guaranteed to provide consumers years of personal entertainment pleasure.

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