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M > MAGNAVOX > Odyssey 400


 

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Tuesday 23rd September 2014
Rod

To answer my own question, yes you do have to open it up... and then use a pen or screwdriver end to actually flick the switch.

Tuesday 23rd September 2014
Rod (Canada)

Does anyone know where the sound ON/OFF actually is? This site claims that the 400 has such a thing, but I can''t locate it anywhere... unless you have to open the unit up.
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