Shure BLX14R Wireless Rack-mount Instrument System with Beta 98H/C Clip-on Gooseneck Microphone - J11 Band 100738865 Single Ethernet port carries Dante

Name: Shure BLX14R Wireless Rack-mount Instrument System with Beta 98H/C Clip-on Gooseneck Microphone - J11 Band 100738865 Single Ethernet port carries Dante
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21838041066
Price: 294.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5292 (14 reviews)

Shure BLX14R Wireless Rack-mount Instrument System with Beta 98H/C Clip-on Gooseneck Microphone - J11 Band 100738865 Single Ethernet port carries Dante

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Shure BLX14R Wireless Rack mount Instrument System with Beta 98H C Clip on Gooseneck Microphone J11 Band 100738865 Single Ethernet port carries Dante Single Ethernet port carries Dante audio Display 7 inch Graphic color LCD (touch screen) x 2 2 oz 998 g RF Output Power: 10 mW

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