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Better Music Builder Dual Wireless Microphone VM_52U G5
USED VM-52U G5 Dual Wireless Microphone. Both microphone battery clips are broken and missing HI/LO button. Microphones tested and working in good condition. Please see pictures before purchasing!!! SELL AS IS!!! Better Music Builder’s newest set of wireless microphones VM-52U G5 are a huge improvement from the previous models, and greatly focusing on ease of…
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Shure PG1 M7 Wireless Transmitter w/ PG30 Headset Mic 662-674Mhz
Filing a claim should be reserved as a last resort to solving an issue. Cash on pick up. All major credit cards.
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SHURE PG1 Wireless Transmitter M7 662-674MHz *Door Damaged* Guaranteed Working
This is for a SHURE PG1 Wireless Transmitter M7 662-674MHz. But still working perfectly. see first few pictures, one of the hinges is broken off. NO Rust, Dust or Oxidation. NO Dents, Dings, Scuffs, Scrapes.
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RODE PG1 Pistol Grip Shock Mount for Shoe Mounted Microphones
The Rode PG1 is a cold shoe pistol grip that’s designed for the Rode VideoMic and Rode Stereo VideoMic microphones, but will work seamlessly with other cold/hot shoe-compatible devices. Plus, the threaded base makes it easy to connect the Rode PG1 to a microphone stand or to a boompole.
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Shure PG1 H7 662-674 MHz Wireless Transmitter Bodypack Mic
Shure PG1 H7 662-674 MHz Wireless Transmitter Bodypack Mic. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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SHURE PG4 Wireless Mic Set | Grade B | 14347
Model: PG4. Type: Wireless Mic Set. All Products That Could Potentially Contain Data Bearing Devices Have Been Sanitized or Removed and are Considered Non-Data. With our dynamic pricing model, our prices are always competitive.
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Shure Wireless Lavalier Microphone PG185 (PG1/PG4) in Box
The current condition and complete set are shown in the photo. If something is missing, it is not included in the set. in this case there is no microphone
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