Shure SBC441US 4-Bay Docking Charger for ADXR Bodypack Receiver and SB910 Batteries (Power Supply Included) 100060466 High output and extended bandwidth

Name: Shure SBC441US 4-Bay Docking Charger for ADXR Bodypack Receiver and SB910 Batteries (Power Supply Included) 100060466 High output and extended bandwidth
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41845963969
Price: 385.00 USD
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Shure SBC441US 4-Bay Docking Charger for ADXR Bodypack Receiver and SB910 Batteries (Power Supply Included) 100060466 High output and extended bandwidth

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Shure SBC441US 4 Bay Docking Charger for ADXR Bodypack Receiver and SB910 Batteries (Power Supply Included) 100060466 High output and extended bandwidth High output and extended bandwidth for demanding live concerts Narrow Clamps Shure SBC441US 4 Bay Docking Charger for ADXR Bodypack Receiver and SB910 Batteries (Power Supply Included) Dual network ports for monitoring and network pass through

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