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Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input/Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High
Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input/Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High
Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input/Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High
Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input/Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High

Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input/Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High

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Shure VPH LONG WIRED MICROPHONE HANDLE, BLACK 100700412 Input Output Section: Input connectors: XRL low latency and High Input Output Section: Input connectors: XRL Stereo True digital diversity reception per channel for drop out resistance sideline sports interviews might call for one type of microphone while capturing superstar sound bytes amidst a dozen other reporters at a chaotic awards show might call for another VPH is an innovative long microphone handle for on camera interviews and reporting that features the flexible Shure RPW interchangeable cartridge interface and convenient XLR connectivity

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