Hertz HMR 15 Marine Media Receiver with AM/FM & Bluetooth Powered Subwoofers Hertz also specifies high-density damping KRK

Name: Hertz HMR 15 Marine Media Receiver with AM/FM & Bluetooth Powered Subwoofers Hertz also specifies high-density damping KRK
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 87386372900
Price: 115.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Hertz HMR 15 Marine Media Receiver with AM FM & Bluetooth Powered Subwoofers Hertz also specifies high density damping KRK Hertz also specifies high density damping beneath the dome and low density absorbing material in the rear chamber Its design is centered on consolidating common source functions into a conventional in dash radio format 5 mm mounting hole and 72 mm mounting depth allowing clearance for the harness and connections behind the panel

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