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    KSM313/NE

    Microphone à ruban à "double voix"

    SKU: KSM313/NE

    Prix de vente recommandé

    1 319.00 CHF
    Le KSM313/NE est un microphone à ruban bi-directionnel haut de gamme pour une qualité audio exceptionnelle lors de prestations de classe mondiale grâce à sa technologie à ruban Roswellite™.

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