Dual Mcp103 Marine Mechless Am/fm/mp3/wma Usb/sd/3.5mm In 1pr. 6.5" Speakers on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, United States
New in box Dual Marine receiver with 6.5" speakers. This receiver can be used with SD and USB inputs to play MP3 and WMA songs. Please see pictures for details on the box. Ready to ship!!
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