Shure AD4QNP=-B 4-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver for AD / ADX Transmitters - B Band - 606-810 MHz 100713626 the system automatically reverts back

Name: Shure AD4QNP=-B 4-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver for AD / ADX Transmitters - B Band - 606-810 MHz 100713626 the system automatically reverts back
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SKU: 63852437069
Price: 3400.50 USD
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Shure AD4QNP=-B 4-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver for AD / ADX Transmitters - B Band - 606-810 MHz 100713626 the system automatically reverts back

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Shure AD4QNP= B 4 Channel Digital Wireless Receiver for AD ADX Transmitters B Band 606 810 MHz 100713626 the system automatically reverts back the system automatically reverts back to normal operation Instrument support: non marring slip proof material TRS: +8 dBV Phantom Power Protection: Yes

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