Shure RPMDH5B/O-MTQG Boom Arm and Cable Assembly for DH5 Headset Microphone - MTQG Connector - Black 100852022 Compatible with two lens options

Name: Shure RPMDH5B/O-MTQG Boom Arm and Cable Assembly for DH5 Headset Microphone - MTQG Connector - Black 100852022 Compatible with two lens options
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23892662613
Price: 121.00 USD
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Rating: 4.531000000000001 (25 reviews)

Shure RPMDH5B/O-MTQG Boom Arm and Cable Assembly for DH5 Headset Microphone - MTQG Connector - Black 100852022 Compatible with two lens options

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Shure RPMDH5B O MTQG Boom Arm and Cable Assembly for DH5 Headset Microphone MTQG Connector Black 100852022 Compatible with two lens options Compatible with two lens options (sold separately) for adapting the fixture depending on the beam angle required Rated Power: 250 watts peak Shure RPMDH5B O MTQG Boom Arm and Cable Assembly for DH5 Headset Microphone MTQG Connector Black Connect to TA4M Transmitter

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