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KSM313/NE
Dual-Voice Ribbon Microphone
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    KSM313/NE

    Dual-Voice Ribbon Microphone

    SKU: KSM313/NE

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    Dual-voice ribbon microphone features a bi-directional pattern for premier audio, superior off-axis rejection, and a highly durable ribbon element for increased resilience at extreme SPLs.

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