L-Acoustics L2DRAL 16 Channel PULS Active Speaker - Progressive Curvature - 60 Degree Enclosure RAL 100827460 Video Input Digital 3G-SDI Inputs

Name: L-Acoustics L2DRAL 16 Channel PULS Active Speaker - Progressive Curvature - 60 Degree Enclosure RAL 100827460 Video Input Digital 3G-SDI Inputs
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21866122319
Price: 34950.00 USD
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L-Acoustics L2DRAL 16 Channel PULS Active Speaker - Progressive Curvature - 60 Degree Enclosure RAL 100827460 Video Input Digital 3G-SDI Inputs

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L Acoustics L2DRAL 16 Channel PULS Active Speaker Progressive Curvature 60 Degree Enclosure RAL 100827460 Video Input Digital 3G SDI Inputs Video Input Digital 3G SDI Inputs Both units feature RJ45 type Ethercon connections with ground lift switches Bottom two modules: progressive from 110° to 140° L Acoustics L2DRAL 16 Channel PULS Active Speaker Progressive Curvature 60 Degree Enclosure RAL

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