Panasonic CQ-VZ300D 2DIN Cassette Deck Car Stereo with 2CH Amplifier Set Used Panasonic 2DIN cassette deck and 2-channel amplifier set. Model: CQ-VZ300D. Vintage Japanese domestic car audio.
Seller's check: cassette playback, fast forward and rewind, auto reverse, LCD display, button operation, illumination, and AM/FM radio all worked without problems. The Panasonic 2-channel amplifier of the same era is also included and works.
Condition: Used condition. This is an older item, but there are few scratches and it is in clean condition. There are tape marks on part of the cabling and on the amplifier.
Detailed testing of every function has not been performed.
Please check the photos for the condition.
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