Samson MD1 - Mono Passive Direct Box

Marsoni

M251S

$75.00

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Samson MD1 - Mono Passive Direct BoxThe Samson MD1 is a passive mono direct box. It features a rugged all metal contraction and ultra low noise STL transformer that allows for minimal signal loss over long cable runs. The MD1 has a ground lift switch, TRS input and Thru, and requires no battery or phantom power. FEATURES TECH SPECS Samson MD1 PRODUCT FEATURES: To The Max. Samson's MD1 Mono Passive Direct Box combines premium sound circuitry with durable, roadworthy construction,

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