1002 Banaan

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

Connectoren - Past op standaard bananenstekker, tot 9 AWG draad

AudioQuest 1002 Banaanconnectoren passen in een standaard banaanstekker en worden geleverd met 20 x rode & 20 x zwarte "hoezen" voor een naadloze afwerking.

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SKU: BPG1002G | Streepjescode: 092592033832

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Rood-koperen Connectoren
Connectoren van koper met extreme zuiverheid zorgen voor ongecompromitteerde signaaloverdracht.

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