Shure WA304 2' Instrument Cable, 4-Pin Mini Connector (TA4F) with Right-Angle 1/4" Connector, used with ULX, UR1, SLX1, PGX1, PG1, T1, SC1,LX1, U1, UC1, and UT1 Bodypack Transmitters 100210113 Fluid Consumption: 0

Name: Shure WA304 2' Instrument Cable, 4-Pin Mini Connector (TA4F) with Right-Angle 1/4" Connector, used with ULX, UR1, SLX1, PGX1, PG1, T1, SC1,LX1, U1, UC1, and UT1 Bodypack Transmitters 100210113 Fluid Consumption: 0
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SKU: 15855067746
Price: 34.00 USD
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Shure WA304 2' Instrument Cable, 4 Pin Mini Connector (TA4F) with Right Angle 1 4" Connector, used with ULX, UR1, SLX1, PGX1, PG1, T1, SC1,LX1, U1, UC1, and UT1 Bodypack Transmitters 100210113 Fluid Consumption: 0 Fluid Consumption: 0 Control Modes: HighRes Shure WA304 2' Instrument Cable 4 Pin Mini Connector (TA4F) with Right Angle 1 4" Connector

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