SM81

      SM81

      SM81 Pojemnościowy mikrofon instrumentalny

      SKU: SM81-LC

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      2 119,00 zł
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      Legendarny model SM81 jest branżowym standardem. To pojemnościowy mikrofon kardioidalny z płaską charakterystyką częstotliwościową, który zapewnia szerokie pasmo oraz niskie szumy własne.

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