Sennheiser EW-D AB Inline Antenna Booster - Frequency Q: 470 to 550 MHz Collectors Series hands-on interface with multiple functions

Name: Sennheiser EW-D AB Inline Antenna Booster - Frequency Q: 470 to 550 MHz Collectors Series hands-on interface with multiple functions
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 32198119718
Price: 124.50 USD
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Sennheiser EW D AB Inline Antenna Booster Frequency Q: 470 to 550 MHz Collectors Series hands on interface with multiple functions hands on interface with multiple functions that can be tailored to your performing stereo recording schemes Versatile and feature rich digital wireless system for those who sing speak or play instruments that allows for seamless product pairing and management via the EW D Smart Assist App

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