Rockford Fosgate P3V2-25 2.5" Midrange Component Speakers Pro Audio Cables Low-Capacitance Design: Helps preserve analog-signal KRK

Name: Rockford Fosgate P3V2-25 2.5" Midrange Component Speakers Pro Audio Cables Low-Capacitance Design: Helps preserve analog-signal KRK
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30275167067
Price: 125.00 USD
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Rockford Fosgate P3V2 25 2.5" Midrange Component Speakers Pro Audio Cables Low Capacitance Design: Helps preserve analog signal KRK Low Capacitance Design: Helps preserve analog signal performance over longer runs The speaker measures 221 x 139 External Band Pass Crossovers: Filters midrange frequencies from 600 Hz to 6 kHz These speakers focus on the vocal and instrument range that helps connect low frequency woofers with dedicated tweeters

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