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RUN OUT MODEL - RING LOCAL STORE

Bluetooth
Crank up the tunes with this portable ghetto blaster with that classic look from the 70’s and 80’s. Listen to your favourite AM or FM radio stations, play MP3 files from a USB stick or microSD card, or pop in an old audio cassette for those old-time feels. The cassette recording allows songs to be converted to MP3 using a USB flash drive or microSD card; and record music to a blank cassette tape using any audio source. Thanks to Bluetooth® technology, you can stream music from your Bluetooth® enabled smartphone, computer or media player, and a built-in microphone which can record your voice on to a cassette, USB flash drive or a microSD card. Just like an old style ghetto blaster, this unit comes complete with a telescopic antenna, volume, bass and treble controls, mono/stereo button, bass boost, and a carry handle. Includes a 240V 2-pin mains lead and can be powered by 6 x D cell batteries (not included).

Features:
• Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 
• 2 x 7WRMS Speaker Output
• Cassette Playback & Recording 
• USB & microSD Card Playback & Recording
• AM/FM Radio  
• 3.5mm Auxiliary Input & Output 
• Analogue VU Meters

Power Output (RMS):14.0 W
Speaker Diameter:4.5 in
Impedance:8.0 Ω
Frequency Response:70.0Hz-20.0kHz
Sensitivity:71.0 dB
Handle:Swivel

Ghetto Blaster with Bluetooth®, Cassette Player and Radio

Cat. No: CS2473
1.0(1)
$149
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$149.00 / unit
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$133.95 / unit
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$118.95 / unit
30-Day Returns
Australian Stock
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Absolute Junk

MattIzzyAugust 2025

If you plan to convert from tape to MP3 or vice versa, this product is crap. As a radio, this product works fine, but as a cassette player, look elsewhere. The recording quality was extremely poor. The VU meters didn't work at all. Tape playback was poor. And to achieve that slow-moving cassette door, they practically used glue as lubricant on some gears I was hoping to use this for BT to Tape recording, but that's not happening.

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