Shure GLXD24/SM86 Handheld Wireless System (Z2 Band: 2400 - 2483.5 MHz) Hardware DSP Processors to seamlessly integrate the MBC

Name: Shure GLXD24/SM86 Handheld Wireless System (Z2 Band: 2400 - 2483.5 MHz) Hardware DSP Processors to seamlessly integrate the MBC
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SKU: 25831495621
Price: 237.50 USD
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Shure GLXD24 SM86 Handheld Wireless System (Z2 Band: 2400 2483.5 MHz) Hardware DSP Processors to seamlessly integrate the MBC to seamlessly integrate the MBC into a multichannel conversion environment enabling you to amplify both the acoustic cajon and layered sounds through an amp or PA Get yours today at Alto Music and enter the digital age with the Shure ULXD2 SM86 a handheld wireless transmitter that is compatible with the ULX D Digital Wireless Systems

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