Pyramid 200 Watt Booster & 12 Band Graphic Equalizer - New! on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, US
Pyramid 200 watt booster & 12 Band Graphic Equalizer
with input jack.
Model 1201GC
I bought this a few years back and never got around to installing it. I no longer own the vehicle I was planning on putting it in so my loss may be your gain. Although it is a few years old it has never been installed or used. It has been sitting in the original box in my garage since I bought it.
Putting a little power booster like this to your existing system can make a big impact.
Feel free to ask any questions. The booster is packaged and ready to go. The package is 1 lbs. 10 OZ. and is 8”x8”x2”
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