Electronics : 7-BAND MINI SIZE EQ. W/FADER & LED'S

7-BAND MINI SIZE EQ. W/FADER & LED'S

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Sales Rank: 61126

Third Party New Price: $24.84
Refurbished Price: $17.99

Brand: Pyramid
EAN: 0068888004039
Feature: 7-BAND MINI SIZE EQ. W/FADER & LED'S
Label: Pyramid
Manufacturer: Pyramid
Model: 403G
Publisher: Pyramid
Sales Rank: 61126
Studio: Pyramid

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7-BAND MINI SIZE EQ. W/FADER & LED'S

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Ultra Slim Design

7 Band Graphic Equalizer

12dB Boost/Cut per Band

Power On/Off Switch

Dual Channel Multi-Colored Power Level Indicators

100 Watts x 2 Maximum Output

2/4 Speaker Hook-up

Fader Control

Floating or Common Ground High Level Input

Frequency Resp.: 30Hz - 30kHz

Output Impedance: 4-8 Ohms

Automatic Overload Sensing Circuit

For 12V DC Negative Ground Systems

Dimensions: 4.8''W x 4.75''D x 1''H

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LED'S & W/FADER EQ. SIZE MINI 7-BAND

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