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Samson WS03 Windscreen for Condenser Mics
PKR 2,000
Suitable for all large diaphragm condenser microphones.
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Samson PS04 Microphone Pop Filter
- Dual layer 4.75" nylon mesh screen reduces vocal popping ("P-Pops") and sibilance
- Flexible 8" gooseneck for easily adjusting filter position
- Universal mic stand adapter
Alctron KS-100 Dual Keyboard Premium Stand
- Alctron KS-100 is a cast-iron & high grade steel constructed dual keyboard stand with up to 100 Kg of weight support.
- Additional microphone mount on top. Fully adjustable height for both keyboards.
- Available in Black & Silver option.
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Original price was: PKR 54,500.PKR 48,000Current price is: PKR 48,000.
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Samson SRK21 – Universal Rack Stand
Samson's rugged equipment racks are solid steel and feature fully enclosed steel side panels. They are available in four sizes: 8-space (SRK8), 12-space (SRK12), 16-space (SRK16) and 21-space (SRK21). The racks are set upon 4 heavy-duty, 3-inch (75 mm) casters with locking fronts. Each Samson equipment rack includes a single-space, flanged blank panel. The truly innovative thing is that the unique steel support bar construction allows the racks to be assembled to accept either the European or US thread sizes.
- 19-inch equipment racks
- 8, 12, 16, and 21 rack space versions
- Heavy-duty steel construction with fully enclosed sides
- 3-inch (75mm) locking casters
- Single space blank panel included
- Compatible with U.S. and European rack screws
Floor Stand for Guitar/Amp/Mixer
Square tubing, velveteen rubber and a "uni-construction" design which means that there are no parts to lose. A patented stepped yoke holds both acoustic and electric guitars as well as desktop mixers and combo amps, so there is no longer a need to own multiple stands! The unique shape also allows this stand to nest together with others when not is use.
Available in stepped or round base.
