Clear-Com ARCADIA-X4-160P Arcadia Central Station with 160 Licensed Ports - 4 Pin Headset Connector 100028220 The A15AS allows phantom power

Name: Clear-Com ARCADIA-X4-160P Arcadia Central Station with 160 Licensed Ports - 4 Pin Headset Connector 100028220 The A15AS allows phantom power
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SKU: 34071029513
Price: 34610.00 USD
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Clear-Com ARCADIA-X4-160P Arcadia Central Station with 160 Licensed Ports - 4 Pin Headset Connector 100028220 The A15AS allows phantom power

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Clear Com ARCADIA X4 160P Arcadia Central Station with 160 Licensed Ports 4 Pin Headset Connector 100028220 The A15AS allows phantom power The A15AS allows phantom power to pass through from the mixer to the microphone 8 Line out (2) FSII E1 TCVR RJ45 Link Activity LEDs Microphone Input: Input Type: Dynamic Electret Selectable

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