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Audio Technica ATW-901A/G Guitar Wireless System
Audio-Technica’s System 9 is a four-channel frequency-agile wireless system designed to provide rock-solid performance along with easy setup and clear, natural sound quality.
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Audio Technica ATW-901A/H Headworn Wireless System
Includes ATW-901/L receiver, ATW-T901 transmitter, and PRO 8HEcW headworn mic. digital wireless microphone system for vocals. receiver: 12 oz. receiver: 7-1/2″W x 1-7/8″H x 5″D. frequency range: 80-13,000 Hz.
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Shure BLX14 H10 Wireless System WA302 Guitar Reciever Transmitter SE215 Earphone
Shure BLX14 H10 Wireless System with WA302 Guitar Cable Reciever Transmitter. BLX Series Wireless System with WA302 Guitar Cable. Authentic Shure product. BLX4 Receiver – H10 Band (542-572MHz). It has light signs of previous use, which will not affect the perfect working process.
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BOSS WL-50 Wireless System
100% Authentic. Release dates may be delayed by the manufacturer.
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BOSS WL-50 Guitar Bass Digital Wireless System New Effects Pedal Set From Japan
All my products are 100% Authentic.
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Boss WL-50 Guitar Bass Digital Wireless System from Japan
8.7 cm + 2.2 cm + 3.6 cm = 14.5 size, 0.043 kg The WL-50 is a wireless system that can be incorporated into a pedal board surprisingly easily, allowing you to freely enjoy playing musical instruments. BOSS’s proprietary wireless technology realizes ultra-high-quality and stable signal transmission without worrying about sound delays or sound quality…
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BOSS WL-50 Wireless Guitar System Pedal Receiver Transmitter
BOSS WL-50 Guitar Wireless System, Stable Signal Transmission, Compact Pedal Size, Pedal Board Integration, No Connection Setup Required, Black. Important Safety Note (If applicable): [Safety Warning for Button/Coin Batteries] Button/coin batteries can cause severe injuries or even death when swallowed.
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Used Boss WL-50 Wireless System for Guitar Pedal Boards
Velcro on bottom.
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