64 Audio U12t Universal In-Ear Monitor (Open Box) - Discontinued usb-a male carrying case Type (Microphone) Condenser Color:Graphite Black

Name: 64 Audio U12t Universal In-Ear Monitor (Open Box) - Discontinued usb-a male carrying case Type (Microphone) Condenser Color:Graphite Black
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 91604101050
Price: 849.58 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3339 (29 reviews)

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64 Audio U12t Universal In Ear Monitor (Open Box) Discontinued usb a male carrying case Type (Microphone) Condenser Color:Graphite Black carrying case Type (Microphone) Condenser Sensitivity (Microphone) 44 dB (1V Pa at 1 kHz) Frequency Response (Microphone) 100 – 10 Neodymium magnet reliable sound regardless of what source 48" Detachable Premium Cable

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