1002 Banana

Name: 1002 Banana
Brand: AudioQuest
SKU: BPG1002G
Price: 100.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Conectores - Se adapta a Jack Banana estándar, hasta cable de 9 AWG

Los conectores Banana AudioQuest 1002 se ajustan a un conector banana estándar y se suministran con 20 "cubiertas" rojas y 20 negras para una terminación de apariencia impecable.

Tamaño del paquete

Acabado

Variantes del producto

$100.00

SKU: BPG1002G | Código de barras: 092592033832

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Descripción

Conectores de Cobre Rojo
Los enchufes de Cobre Rojo de extrema pureza aseguran una transferencia de señal sin compromisos.

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