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Panasonic SL-SX392C Portable CD Player
Feature: ... 48-second antiskip buffer, 24-track programmable CD memory, and supplied wireless remote control for easy operation; CD-R and CD-RW compatibility, 1-bit MASH digital-to-analog converter, and S-XBS bass boost; Includes car power and audio adapters for headphone- and battery-free listening on the road; Disc eject, hold switch, and multiple playback modes; Heat-resistant polycarbonate body; offers 32 hours playback on 2 AA batteries (not included) ...more
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Editorial Reviews — [1] ... Product Description | Panasonic brings a beautiful design and a wealth of features to this portable CD player with No-Skip system. The SL-SX392C comes with a wireless remote control, an included car power adaptor and car cassette adaptor for simple integration into almost any car stereo. You can enjoy listening to CDs that you make, since this portable CD player enables playback of CD-R and CD-RW disks. Program this portable CD player to play a CD at random, in a specified order, or to repeat one song or the...more
[2] ... Product Description | The Panasonic SL-SX392C portable CD player was made for active use, incorporating not only a wireless remote control but Panasonic's "No Skip" anti-skip system and a handy car kit that lets you power the device from your vehicle's cigarette lighter and listen through your cassette deck using a cassette-shaped audio adapter. "No Skip" construction was designed with rubber bushings to absorb the shock, while a thin and light anti-skip mechanism and anti-skip digital servo system add to...more

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