Old School 50 Watt Equalizer With 5 Bands,new on 2040-parts.com
Woodstock, Georgia, US
THIS UNIT COMES WITH A 30 DAY MONEY BACK REFUND,SHIPPING WILL BE DONE 5 DAYS AFTER RECEIVING PAYMENT,THIS IS 100 % working ,new in box,4 channel EQ,easy install,,BUYER PAYS SHIPPING,I,PRE TESTED THIS IS A TOP OF THE LINE EQ,WIRE CONNECTOR EZ INSTALL,MOUNTS UNDER DASH, FADER,WORKS 2 OR 4 SPEAKERS ,MINT EQUALIZER OLD SCHOOLEqualizers Only for Sale
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