Martin Exterior Wash 210 RGBW Color Mixing Wash Light - 10 Degree - EU / European Version - Aluminum option-group-G-LIGHTBAG-2212 Holds the complete Bose L1

Name: Martin Exterior Wash 210 RGBW Color Mixing Wash Light - 10 Degree - EU / European Version - Aluminum option-group-G-LIGHTBAG-2212 Holds the complete Bose L1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67844820148
Price: 1779.00 USD
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Martin Exterior Wash 210 RGBW Color Mixing Wash Light - 10 Degree - EU / European Version - Aluminum option-group-G-LIGHTBAG-2212 Holds the complete Bose L1

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Martin Exterior Wash 210 RGBW Color Mixing Wash Light 10 Degree EU European Version Aluminum option group G LIGHTBAG 2212 Holds the complete Bose L1 Holds the complete Bose L1 Pro8 system Physical Dimensions: ø: 0 1 m² including snoot Corrosion resistance: C5 M (very high corrosivity marine

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