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AKG RMS4000 Remote Mute Switch option-title-7 x 12-Watt Hex IP The DBR15 delivers outstanding performance

Name: AKG RMS4000 Remote Mute Switch option-title-7 x 12-Watt Hex IP The DBR15 delivers outstanding performance
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SKU: 93529482840
Price: 99.00 USD
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AKG RMS4000 Remote Mute Switch option title 7 x 12 Watt Hex IP The DBR15 delivers outstanding performance The DBR15 delivers outstanding performance for the main front of house sound for the live performance or DJ events that require highly prominent low and more power Users may also control non WiFLY products from the unit’s 3 pin DMX output AKG RMS4000 Remote Mute Switch for Wireless Beltpack Transmitters Compatible with PT450 PT470 PT4500 DPT700 V2

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