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Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote
Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote

Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR Retro Gaming Tested VHS Recorder, No Remote

$ 78.68

  • 3D Technology: N/A
  • Audio/Video Inputs: Audio-In Jack (3.5mm), Coaxial F, Digital Audio Coaxial RCA, TV Anetnna
  • Brand: Toshiba
  • Built-in Digital Tuner: Not Applicable
  • Color: Black
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Thailand
  • Display Technology: CRT
  • Energy Star: Unknown
  • Features: Built-in Speakers, Built-in VCR, Headphone Jack
  • MPN: MV13M3
  • Manufacturer Warranty: N/A
  • Maximum Resolution: 480i
  • Model: Toshiba MV13M3
  • Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
  • Screen Size: 13 in
  • Smart TV Features: Not Supported
  • Year Manufactured: 2002

Description

Experience retro gaming like never before with this Toshiba Model MV13M3 13" CRT TV VCR. This console has been tested and is guaranteed to work. It features a headphone jack, built-in VCR, and built-in speakers for an immersive gaming experience. With audio/video inputs including Coaxial F, Digital Audio Coaxial RCA, TV Anetnna, and Audio-In Jack (3.5mm), this console is versatile and perfect for any gamer. Its black color and sleek design make it a great addition to any gaming setup. Don't miss out on this opportunity to relive your favorite games. Super Nintendo is hooked up via Coaxial on Channel 3. Gamecube is hooked up via yellow and white a/v cable. Other image is from a vhs playing in the vcr