Sanus Ständer für Sonos Era 300 (Verstellbar, Paar, Schwarz)

Sanus Ständer für Sonos Era 300 (Verstellbar, Paar, Schwarz)

Marsoni

M251S

$144.50

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Sanus Ständer für Sonos Era 300 (Verstellbar, Paar, Schwarz)Diese hhenverstellbaren SANUS Lautsprecherstnder fr Sonos Era 300 bieten eine mhelose, gleitende Hhenverstellung von 65 108 cm, Kabelmanagement und ein schlankes Design. Der Stnder aus robustem Stahl und stranggepresstem Aluminium ist nicht nur verschleifest, sondern fgt sich auch perfekt in die sthetik des Sonos Era 300 ein und sorgt fr einen eleganten, nahtlosen Look. Perfekt fr jedes Setup, ob Heimkino, Surround Sound oder Raumklang. Fr einen

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006