Crosley RSD3 3" Turntable & MF DOOM Vinyl Singles Bundle
 
Features:
4.75 L x 6.125 W x 2.875 H
Plays 3" records
Silver
Pre-Mounted Moving Magnet Cartridge
Adjustable Pitch Control
Built-in Full-Range Speaker
Clear Dust Cover
Headphone Jack
These micro-vinyl records are designed for the Crosley RSD3 Mini Turntable
(3) Czarface & MF Doom 3" Vinyl Records (Only 2000 Made of each)
Czarface - Nautical Depth
Czarface - Mando Calrissian
 3. Czarface - The Czarlacc Pit
 
3-inch records were originally released and marketed for a short time in Japan in the early 2000s, just before the worldwide re-birth of vinyl began to take hold. Fast forward 14 years, the idea of resurrecting the format stemmed from a trip to Japan when representatives of Record Store Day met the only factory that used to make these “8ban” records. After a year of ideation, prototyping, tweaking, and collaboration with the Record Store Day team, the RSD3 Mini Turntable by Crosley was born.
 
Don’t be fooled by its small stature! This mini belt-drive turntable has a lot of the same features as its big brother: AT3600 moving-magnet cartridge, adjustable pitch control, fully supported platter, and aux out port with RCA adaptor. The RSD3 has a built-in speaker that gets the job done, but use the aux-out and included RCA cable adapter to hook this mini turntable into larger speakers and you’re in for a surprise. 
 
3" Records:
"Mando Calrissian" with other-worldly synths and off-kilter vocal deliveries, Czarface & MF DOOM brings us a cosmic collaboration from their second collaborative album, 2021’s Super What?, the first posthumous release following the death of MF Doom. 
 
"Nautical Depth" was the first track recorded for Czarface & MF DOOM's first collaborative album, 2018's Czarface Meets Metalface, and is punctuated by a sinister bassline and the three emcees going for broke.
 
"The Czarlaac Pit" featuring Frankie Pulitzer - A relentless bars-over-sitars assault featuring controversial up and coming emcee Frankie Pulitzer, off Czarface's latest album Czarmageddon! Frankie Pulitzer was first heard in Czarface's "Today's Special" from Marvel's "Venom 2" movie and has caused a groundswell of speculation since.