Shure AD2/K9N=-K54 Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Axient Digital Wireless Systems - 606-663 MHz 100797149 Balanced Transformerless Output

Name: Shure AD2/K9N=-K54 Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Axient Digital Wireless Systems - 606-663 MHz 100797149 Balanced Transformerless Output
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SKU: 68735778016
Price: 851.50 USD
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Shure AD2/K9N=-K54 Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Axient Digital Wireless Systems - 606-663 MHz 100797149 Balanced Transformerless Output

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Shure AD2 K9N= K54 Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Axient Digital Wireless Systems 606 663 MHz 100797149 Balanced Transformerless Output Balanced Transformerless Output Weight Capacity: 320 lbs Switchable polar patterns (supercardioid and cardioid) Shure AD2 K9N= K54 Handheld Microphone Transmitter for Axient Digital Wireless Systems 606 663 MHz

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