Hosa CPP-206 Stereo Interconnect Dual 1/4" TS to 1/4" TS - 20' Stage Keyboards & Organs | Sheet Music & Songbooks | Easy Piano | Songbooks Over 1000 Sounds from the SEQ-HAT

Name: Hosa CPP-206 Stereo Interconnect Dual 1/4" TS to 1/4" TS - 20' Stage Keyboards & Organs | Sheet Music & Songbooks | Easy Piano | Songbooks Over 1000 Sounds from the SEQ-HAT
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SKU: 81019437718
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Hosa CPP 206 Stereo Interconnect Dual 1 4" TS to 1 4" TS 20' Stage Keyboards & Organs Sheet Music & Songbooks Easy Piano Songbooks Over 1000 Sounds from the SEQ HAT Over 1000 Sounds from the MOTIF Series There's no need to install a driver Connectors: Dual 1 4 in TS to Same It is ideal for use in a variety of professional and consumer applications

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