Panasonic SD-502 FM/AM Stereo Turntable Music Center Radio Record Player Working
Panasonic SD-502 FM/AM Stereo Turntable Music Center Radio Record Player Working. Tested this unit myself. Amazing record player radio combo stereo receiver. This vintage Panasonic has the look you need to make friends gawk. Lights and functions as it should. Because of its age, there is no telling how long the drive bands will last as I’m not sure if it was replaced recently or not. If they are original, chances are it will need serviced soon if used daily. One significant crack in the top case. Unfortunate for sure. Player condition I would say is an 8/10. Some marks and scratches but nothing too noticeable. From a distance it looks like new. Underside is not pictured but in great shape with all 4 rubber feet intact. Will be packed extremely well and have signature tracking. Thanks for looking. Local pickup also welcomed.
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Brand | Panasonic |
| Model | Panasonic SD-502 |
| MPN | Stereo |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | Japan |
Panasonic SD-502 FM/AM Stereo Turntable Music Center Radio Record Player Working. Tested this unit myself. Amazing record player radio combo stereo receiver. This vintage Panasonic has the look you need to make friends gawk. Lights and functions as it should. Because of its age, there is no telling how long the drive bands will last as I’m not sure if it was replaced recently or not. If they are original, chances are it will need serviced soon if used daily. One significant crack in the top case. Unfortunate for sure. Player condition I would say is an 8/10. Some marks and scratches but nothing too noticeable. From a distance it looks like new. Underside is not pictured but in great shape with all 4 rubber feet intact. Will be packed extremely well and have signature tracking. Thanks for looking. Local pickup also welcomed.
