1010 Spaten

Name: 1010 Spaten
Brand: AudioQuest
SKU: GSL1010
Price: 80.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Verbinder – Passt für 3/16" Bindepfosten (Unterstützt bis zu 10 AWG)

AudioQuest 1010 Spatenstecker passen auf einen 3/16" Bananenstecker, eignen sich für Kabel bis zu 10 AWG und werden mit 20 roten und 20 schwarzen "Schutzkappen" für einen nahtlosen Abschluss geliefert.

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SKU: GSL1010 | Barcode: 092592098633

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Beschreibung

Rotkupfer-Steckverbinder
Stecker aus extrem reinem Rotkupfer gewährleisten eine kompromisslose Signalübertragung.

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