Garmin Vhf Active Speaker, Black 010-11217-10 on 2040-parts.com
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
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Description
Brand new not in box. Never used This is for the speaker and cables only No accessories only what is pictured Connect your VHF radio to a compatible handset for on-board communication. The active speaker has a knob to adjust volume up or down as needed. Product Type: Speaker System Product Type: Speaker System Manufacturer Part Number: 010-11217-10 Color: Black Manufacturer: Garmin, Ltd Color: Black Manufacturer: Garmin, Ltd Product Name: Active Speaker Brand Name: Garmin Brand Name: Garmin Subwoofer Type: Active Subwoofer Type: Active |
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