Claiming to be the biggest music megastore in Czechia, this huge, multi-level store stocks pretty much everything, including Western chart music, classical, jazz, dance and heavy metal, as well as an extensive collection of Czech and Slovak pop and rock. It also sells Blu-ray discs and DVDs and has a large PlayStation arena.
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