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Soundsteam Bx-4eq on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Wheatland, California, United States

Wheatland, California, United States

Product Features:
4-Band Digital Equalizer with Bass Reconstruction
PWM High head room power supply
Red LED illumination indicators
Master and subwoofer volume control
Low-level outputs for front, rear and subwoofer channels
Subwoofer frequency and level control
Left and right fader adjustments
Ground isolation and input grounding adjustment
Differential inputs and outputs
Front auxiliary input
1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Product Specifications:
Number of Bands: 4
Signal-to-noise ratio: 130dB
Output level: 2.5-10V
Frequency response: 10-100,000 Hz
Dimensions: 4-3/8"D x 7"W x 1-1/8"H

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