Gustard R26 II 26-Bit Network Streaming DAC with R2R Architecture Bluetooth DAC The power input is 115V Voltage/Plug Type:USB Type-C

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Gustard R26 II 26-Bit Network Streaming DAC with R2R Architecture Bluetooth DAC The power input is 115V Voltage/Plug Type:USB Type-C

Name: Gustard R26 II 26-Bit Network Streaming DAC with R2R Architecture Bluetooth DAC The power input is 115V Voltage/Plug Type:USB Type-C
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 24196852804
Price: 825.00 USD
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Gustard R26 II 26 Bit Network Streaming DAC with R2R Architecture Bluetooth DAC The power input is 115V Voltage Plug Type:USB Type C The power input is 115V 230V AC SIMGOT EA2000 adopts professional speaker level bass increased technology product images img {max width:100% Bluetooth 5

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