Intex 2.1 XV CHORAL TUFB 36 W Bluetooth Home Theatre (Brown, 2.1 Channel) 2.54mm pitch 2 pin JST Cable with Connector - (Pack of 10) Value Pack - 5 diodes

Name: Intex 2.1 XV CHORAL TUFB 36 W Bluetooth Home Theatre (Brown, 2.1 Channel) 2.54mm pitch 2 pin JST Cable with Connector - (Pack of 10) Value Pack - 5 diodes
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SKU: 39283769550
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Intex 2.1 XV CHORAL TUFB 36 W Bluetooth Home Theatre (Brown, 2.1 Channel) 2.54mm pitch 2 pin JST Cable with Connector (Pack of 10) Value Pack 5 diodes Value Pack 5 diodes per pack Adafruit 5759 XR Headset Mount for Leap Motion Controller 2 Connect the subwoofer to AC power and allow 30 seconds for internal amplifier initialization before proceeding with audio source connection activate pairing mode by pressing and holding the power button for 3 seconds until the indicator light flashes blue

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