Neumann AC 32 Connection cable for the Miniature Clip Mic system, 1.8 m, to 3pin Lemo

Neumann AC 32 Connection cable for the Miniature Clip Mic system, 1.8 m, to 3pin Lemo

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M251S

$139.00

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Neumann AC 32 Connection cable for the Miniature Clip Mic system, 1.8 m, to 3pin LemoCable for connecting the Miniature Clip Mic system to bodypack transmitters with a three pin LEMO connector, 1. 8 m in length, Kevlar reinforced for maximum strength and high flexibility. The KC 1 cable bridge can be used to secure the connection between the cable and the gooseneck. This is included with the gooseneck but can also be purchased separately.

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