Audio-Technica ATM350UCH Wireless Microphone with Mount / 5-Inch Gooseneck for cH-Style Body-Pack 100896601 Equivalent noise level: 26 dB

Name: Audio-Technica ATM350UCH Wireless Microphone with Mount / 5-Inch Gooseneck for cH-Style Body-Pack 100896601 Equivalent noise level: 26 dB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29956155023
Price: 114.50 USD
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Rating: 4.306 (14 reviews)

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Audio Technica ATM350UCH Wireless Microphone with Mount 5 Inch Gooseneck for cH Style Body Pack 100896601 Equivalent noise level: 26 dB Equivalent noise level: 26 dB common LC contacts and a mechanical shutter system to shield against endface contamination Included violin mount with hook and loop fastener provides an additional mounting option Audio Technica ATM350UCH Wireless Microphone with Mount 5 Inch Gooseneck for cH Style Body Pack

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