Shure RPM53T/O-LEMO Replacement Boom Arm for TH53 Microphone with LEMO Connector - Tan 100858011 With 48 V phantom powering

Name: Shure RPM53T/O-LEMO Replacement Boom Arm for TH53 Microphone with LEMO Connector - Tan 100858011 With 48 V phantom powering
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21075428666
Price: 211.50 USD
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Shure RPM53T O LEMO Replacement Boom Arm for TH53 Microphone with LEMO Connector Tan 100858011 With 48 V phantom powering With 48 V phantom powering Work faster and easier with an intuitive Soundcraft designed dual mode digital mixer that can be set to general mix functions or channel strip control Shure RPM53T O LEMO Replacement Boom Arm for TH53 Microphone with LEMO Connector Tan The Shure RPM53T O LEMO is a Boom Arm that is compatible with the Shure TH53 Microphone

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