Behringer POWERPLAY P16-I 16-Channel 19'' Input Module with Analog and ADAT Optical Inputs Amplifier Wattage_650 watt Volume+/- button COLO:Black

Name: Behringer POWERPLAY P16-I 16-Channel 19'' Input Module with Analog and ADAT Optical Inputs Amplifier Wattage_650 watt Volume+/- button COLO:Black
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 13991717705
Price: 17060.50 USD
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Behringer POWERPLAY P16 I 16 Channel 19'' Input Module with Analog and ADAT Optical Inputs Amplifier Wattage_650 watt Volume+ button COLO:Black Volume+ button 2 mA typical Weight 1 Signal Present and Clip LEDs per channel plus ADAT status LEDs Converts 16 analog inputs into 24 bit digital audio to be transmitted via standard CAT5e cable

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