Shure A98D Microphone Drum Mount for BETA 98 & SM98A Microphones, Features Gooseneck Adapter for Flexible Positioning 100008313 The white 45 Degree Round

Name: Shure A98D Microphone Drum Mount for BETA 98 & SM98A Microphones, Features Gooseneck Adapter for Flexible Positioning 100008313 The white 45 Degree Round
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SKU: 79202632704
Price: 90.00 USD
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Shure A98D Microphone Drum Mount for BETA 98 & SM98A Microphones, Features Gooseneck Adapter for Flexible Positioning 100008313 The white 45 Degree Round

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