Mackie DRM12A-P 12-Inch Arrayable Passive Speaker option-group-BLX288-PG58 Audio-Technica BP4002 Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone

Name: Mackie DRM12A-P 12-Inch Arrayable Passive Speaker option-group-BLX288-PG58 Audio-Technica BP4002 Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67016921650
Price: 675.00 USD
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Mackie DRM12A P 12 Inch Arrayable Passive Speaker option group BLX288 PG58 Audio Technica BP4002 Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone Audio Technica BP4002 Omnidirectional Dynamic Microphone The introduction of the Stereo Set provides users with a complete solution that delivers outstanding performance and excellent quality from a pair of C 214's which comes complete with a comprehensive range of accessories Road Worthy Design: Solid plywood construction and internal bracing offers optimal acoustic performance Mackie DRM12A P 12 Inch Arrayable Passive Speaker

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