7Hz Aurora 1 DD+1 Planar +2 BA IEMs HiFi In-ear Monitor Earphone Color:7HZ Aurora 03mm imported pure copper coils 1005006173914244-4.4mm-Velvet Full

Name: 7Hz Aurora 1 DD+1 Planar +2 BA IEMs HiFi In-ear Monitor Earphone Color:7HZ Aurora 03mm imported pure copper coils 1005006173914244-4.4mm-Velvet Full
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 9070078736
Price: 139.65 USD
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Rating: 4.550800000000001 (23 reviews)

7Hz Aurora 1 DD+1 Planar +2 BA IEMs HiFi In-ear Monitor Earphone Color:7HZ Aurora 03mm imported pure copper coils 1005006173914244-4.4mm-Velvet Full

SKU 9070078736 · ★ 4.6

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7Hz Aurora 1 DD+1 Planar +2 BA IEMs HiFi In ear Monitor Earphone Color:7HZ Aurora 03mm imported pure copper coils 1005006173914244 4.4mm Velvet Full 03mm imported pure copper coils for elegant and lively sound performance enabling you to enjoy a more immersive and enjoyable audio experience 4mm interchangeable plug system to fit any of your devices Drivers: 1 DD+1 Planar +2 BA

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