Crosley Cathedral Radio CD - Paprika
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The Cathedral radio, introduced in 1932, is one of the most widely recognized designs of all antique radios. It has quite simply been dubbed the "Cathedral" or is sometimes referred to as the "Gothic." This remarkably rich replica is outfitted with an arched veneered top and applied solid wood moldings are hand-rubbed to perfection using Crosley's same unflinching standards. Its smooth round edges, woven grill cloths, detailed framework and antiqued bronze face plate lend a true air of authenticity to this time honored Crosley. The Cathedral CD features a programmable CD player with LED display. It is so much like the original, but with all the bells and whistles of present-day technology. - CD Player
- Programmable 20-Track Memory
- LED Display
- AM/FM Radio
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- External FM Antenna
- Dynamic Full Range Speakers
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- Color: Paprika
- Size: 11.75"w x 13"h x 8"d
- Shipping Weight: 11 lbs (14 lbs Dimensional Weight)
- Shipping Carton Size: 1" X 15" X 12"
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Crosley Cathedral Radio CD - PaprikaThe Cathedral radio, introduced in 1932, is one of the most widely recognized designs of all antique radios. It has quite simply been dubbed the "Cathedral" or is sometimes referred to as the "Gothic."
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