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On-Stage MBS5000 Broadcast Boom Arm with XLR Cable 100796772 Using the DAN-RX to connect

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On Stage MBS5000 Broadcast Boom Arm with XLR Cable 100796772 Using the DAN RX to connect Using the DAN RX to connect a small PA systemQuickly route a stereo feed to small PA systems in overflow rooms or remote locations within the venue 25" recessed compartment below the mixer for cables and other accessories The MBS5000 is a professional articulating mic boom intended for broadcast and webcast applications A 10' XLR cable is pre installed within the tubing for a clean look

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