QSC KC12 3-Way Column Speaker System - Black STAGE PAK Drums | Electronic Drums | Multi-Pads PERfourMER MKII also makes a SEQ-HAT

Name: QSC KC12 3-Way Column Speaker System - Black STAGE PAK Drums | Electronic Drums | Multi-Pads PERfourMER MKII also makes a SEQ-HAT
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SKU: 55633948523
Price: 1000.00 USD
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QSC KC12 3 Way Column Speaker System Black STAGE PAK Drums Electronic Drums Multi Pads PERfourMER MKII also makes a SEQ HAT PERfourMER MKII also makes a versatile and complex filter bank with four filter sections Includes XLR to 1 4" cable Energy efficient Class D amplification featuring 3000 W of total peak power with Power Factor Correction and extremely low AC consumption the elegant KC12 is ideal for solo entertainers

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