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AKG H85 Universal Shock Mount for Microphones with Shaft Diameters from 19mm to 26mm (3/4" to 1") 100316252 balanced: 350 mV (1 kHz

Name: AKG H85 Universal Shock Mount for Microphones with Shaft Diameters from 19mm to 26mm (3/4" to 1") 100316252 balanced: 350 mV (1 kHz
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SKU: 6101376006
Price: 146.00 USD
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AKG H85 Universal Shock Mount for Microphones with Shaft Diameters from 19mm to 26mm (3 4" to 1") 100316252 balanced: 350 mV (1 kHz balanced: 350 mV (1 kHz modulation extended range reproduction of lead and backup vocals and C 4000 B as well as the new C 414 B XLS and C 414 B XL II microphones The H85 shock mount keeps a lower profile than the H 100 and therefore looks better on the microphone

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