Telex 750 Headet on 2040-parts.com
Tomball, Texas, US
I bought this Brand New and used it for few times. It works Excellent but I bought something different for myself so I am selling this as Is, the Picture is the Exact item what I will be shipping to the Buyer.
Any question ask I will try to answer to best of my Knowledge.
All Sale is Final / No Return.
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