Sony Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone for Alpha 7R IV - XLR-K3M open-box-collection Backup DAT Tape Cartridge provides MWTY3AM/A

Name: Sony Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone for Alpha 7R IV - XLR-K3M open-box-collection Backup DAT Tape Cartridge provides MWTY3AM/A
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SKU: 89003993637
Price: 304.00 USD
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Sony Digital XLR Adaptor Kit with Microphone for Alpha 7R IV XLR K3M open box collection Backup DAT Tape Cartridge provides MWTY3AM A Backup DAT Tape Cartridge provides optimal compatibility with HP SureStore DAT tape drives and other DAT tape drives Built in cellular1 lets you use Walkie Talkie Wireless digital audio interface support via direct connection to the MI (Multi Interface shoe) with two XLR TRS combo connectors and one 3 5mm stereo mini jack for microphone and line input

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