Cable de Conexion para MediaMaster MMC-PN2K-25 pies JL AUDIO Receptor Bluetooth puede conducir un par de E-SUB
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Cable de Conexion para MediaMaster MMC PN2K 25 pies JL AUDIO Receptor Bluetooth puede conducir un par de E SUB puede conducir un par de sistemas de altavoces de componentes de calidad con mucha potencia limpia También se incluye una salida XLR para conectar un segundo Gotham® v2 como unidad esclava Cable de red alimentado para la conexión de unidades de origen NMEA 2000® MediaMaster® compatibles 25 pies (7 Este cable de red alimentado está diseñado para simular una red NMEA 2000® aislada e independiente para la conexión de una unidad de origen MediaMaster® compatible (se vende por separado) con un controlador de red MediaMaster® MMR 40 NMEA 2000® (se vende por separado) o MFD (Multi Function Display) compatible
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