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Priority 5 Bands Parametric Equalizer Eq Car Audio Preamplifier Sub Control on 2040-parts.com

US $59.98
Location:

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:EQAU0814 Brand:AP WORLD UPC:Does not apply

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PRIORITY

5 bands Parametric Equalizer Car Audio Preamplifier Equalizer  *18 Db*

Condition : New
Part Brand : PRIORITY
Manufacturer Part Number : N/A
Warranty : Merchant Warranty
USE FOR : Universal Cars with 12 Volts



* You are bidding for : 1 PC only *

* Hi-end Volume Part from Japan , no interrupt  noise
* Produce sweet sound by high technology circuit
* 30% bass power increasing 
* LED on Letter for night time vision

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