Neumann MC 8 Magnetic clip to mount the MCM gooeseneck in a piano or grand piano. Includes (1) MC 8. acoustic-electric using an external global effect and 3 Pin XLR

Neumann MC 8 Magnetic clip to mount the MCM gooeseneck in a piano or grand piano. Includes (1) MC 8. acoustic-electric using an external global effect and 3 Pin XLR

Name: Neumann MC 8 Magnetic clip to mount the MCM gooeseneck in a piano or grand piano. Includes (1) MC 8. acoustic-electric using an external global effect and 3 Pin XLR
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SKU: 82596324573
Price: 109.00 USD
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Neumann MC 8 Magnetic clip to mount the MCM gooeseneck in a piano or grand piano. Includes (1) MC 8. acoustic electric using an external global effect and 3 Pin XLR using an external global effect 22x16" Bass Drum (BX) Magnetic clip to mount the MCM gooeseneck in a piano or grand piano Includes (1) MC 8

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