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EPSON V12H964120 ELPMB61B Lighting Track Mount for PowerLite W70 and W75 Projectors 100841604 The 1100‑LFC low-frequency control element ATW-T1002
USD132.50
USD162.50
EPSON V12H964120 ELPMB61B Lighting Track Mount for PowerLite W70 and W75 Projectors 100841604 The 1100‑LFC low-frequency control element ATW-T1002
USD132.50
USD162.50
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EPSON V12H964120 ELPMB61B Lighting Track Mount for PowerLite W70 and W75 Projectors 100841604 The 1100‑LFC low frequency control element ATW T1002 The 1100‑LFC low frequency control element is a self powered loudspeaker defined by its sonic linearity in reproducing low frequency transients at high continuous output levels with very low distortion Int Mic: Trim control used to adjust the internal capacitive microphone Easy attachment and integration — connects projectors to compatible lighting tracks Control the distance and orientation of your projector displays with the sleek ELPMB61B Lighting Track Mount
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