Audix ADPHT73PIN Screw-On Adapter for Bodypack Transmitter (3-Pin Mini-XLR Female Connector) pat-metheny-signature This thin crash cymbal projects M4-1106-S6-D1009
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Audix ADPHT73PIN Screw On Adapter for Bodypack Transmitter (3 Pin Mini XLR Female Connector) pat metheny signature This thin crash cymbal projects M4 1106 S6 D1009 This thin crash cymbal projects similar to heavier cymbals due to its un lathed bell USB Connector The ADPHT73PIN Screw On Adapter for Bodypack Transmitters from Audix is a 3 pin mini XLR female connector for the Audix Performance Series wireless system using HT7 single ear headworn miniaturized microphone (sold separately) The modular design can be used in wired or wireless applications and offers compatibility with several popular brand names depending on the bodypack transmitter
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