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Wireless Cardioid Condenser Vocal Microphone
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    KSM11

    Wireless Cardioid Condenser Vocal Microphone

    SKU: RPW192

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    $899.00
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    The KSM11 Wireless Vocal Microphone Capsule redefines vocal performance by providing a prized combination of full lows, clear mids and high-end detail, without the need for extensive EQ. A cardioid condenser designed specifically for live performance, event recording and premium streaming, the KSM11 allows digital wireless systems to present live vocals that must be heard to be believed.

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