Forget an iPod, this “High-Tech Record Selector” could hold up to 24 albums. Sometimes referred to a the “Disc-O-Selector.”
When advertised on television, K-Tel portrayed the selector as automatic showing the LP albums mysteriously sorting themselves. “It runs fast OR slow! Stops automatically! Finger Touch Starting!”.
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