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Shure SM39-LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option-title-Portable PA w/ Mixer Web-based power and device management low latency and High
Shure SM39-LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option-title-Portable PA w/ Mixer Web-based power and device management low latency and High
Shure SM39-LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option-title-Portable PA w/ Mixer Web-based power and device management low latency and High
Shure SM39-LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option-title-Portable PA w/ Mixer Web-based power and device management low latency and High

Shure SM39-LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option-title-Portable PA w/ Mixer Web-based power and device management low latency and High

SKU: 28387566156
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USD287.00 USD337.00

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Shure SM39 LM3 HEADWORN MICROPHONE, CARDIOID option title Portable PA w Mixer Web based power and device management low latency and High Web based power and device management Gain Control Range: Mono Channels: 40 dB effectively reducing plosives Wearable wireframe headset designed to fit securely and comfortably for active performers and multi instrumentalists3 pin LEMO connector for Shure wireless bodypacksCardioid polar patternHigh gain before feedback and off axis rejection

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