Hengs V071101-C1G1 | Heng's Standard Mount Plastic Base Vent White Base / White Lid Manual GENERAL_USCG_SAFETY_CHECK It’s a 2-channel Class-D design

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Hengs V071101-C1G1 | Heng's Standard Mount Plastic Base Vent White Base / White Lid Manual GENERAL_USCG_SAFETY_CHECK It’s a 2-channel Class-D design

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Hengs V071101 C1G1 Heng's Standard Mount Plastic Base Vent White Base White Lid Manual GENERAL_USCG_SAFETY_CHECK It’s a 2 channel Class D design It’s a 2 channel Class D design that puts out 165 watts RMS per channel at 4Ω and 275 watts RMS per channel at 2Ω Volume 33 Description: Manual Standard Mount 14" x 14" plastic base Jensen style vent with 1 1 2" (vertical leg) white garnish and white screen

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