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Pure Evoke-1S Marshall Digital Radio
16. Pure Evoke-1S Marshall Digital Radio: Designed in collaboration with radio station Planet Rock, this Pure radio was released a while ago, but it's lost none of its cool, as a take on the iconic Marshall stack rock amplifier. With the digital radio switchover on the horizon, why not go digital this Christmas? From £119.95
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