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Compatible with 2011 models- DMP-BDT110, TC-P65ST30 , TC-P65GT30, TC-P60ST30, TC-P60S30, TC-P60GT30, TC-P55ST30, TC-P55GT30, TC-P50X3, TC-P50ST30, TC-P50S30, TC-P50GT30, TC-P46X3, TC-P46ST30, TC-P46S30, TC-P42X3, TC-P42S30, TC-P42ST30, TC-L42E30, TC-L42E3, TC-L42D30, TC-L37E3, TC-L37DT30, TC-L32X30, TC-L32DT30, and TC-L32E3
Compatible with 2010 models- DMP-BDT350, DMP-BTD300, DMP-BD85, DMP-BD65, DMP-BD655, SC-BT730, SC-BT330, SC-BT230, SC-BT235 and DMP-B500
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