Shure A901-R-HCM Hard ceiling flush mounting accessory kit for MXA901-R microphones option-title-Cart Exterior Dimensions: 46”/1168mm (L) x

Name: Shure A901-R-HCM Hard ceiling flush mounting accessory kit for MXA901-R microphones option-title-Cart Exterior Dimensions: 46”/1168mm (L) x
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5518131068
Price: 170.00 USD
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Shure A901 R HCM Hard ceiling flush mounting accessory kit for MXA901 R microphones option title Cart Exterior Dimensions: 46” 1168mm (L) x Exterior Dimensions: 46” 1168mm (L) x 16” 406mm (W) x 6” 152mm (H) The Kinta FX Derby effect light from Chauvet DJ is a compact Shure A901 R HCM Hard ceiling flush mounting accessory kit for MXA901 R microphones The A901 R HCM Hard Ceiling Mount allows MXA901 R ceiling array microphones to be mounted flush in a drywall or hard ceiling

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