Ferrum WANDLA v1.0 Fully Balanced Headphone DAC/Preamp (Open Box) open-back Crystal-clear calls with advanced mic Easy to handle

Name: Ferrum WANDLA v1.0 Fully Balanced Headphone DAC/Preamp (Open Box) open-back Crystal-clear calls with advanced mic Easy to handle
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47534670652
Price: 1357.88 USD
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Ferrum WANDLA v1.0 Fully Balanced Headphone DAC/Preamp (Open Box) open-back Crystal-clear calls with advanced mic Easy to handle

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Ferrum WANDLA v1.0 Fully Balanced Headphone DAC Preamp (Open Box) open back Crystal clear calls with advanced mic Easy to handle Crystal clear calls with advanced mic design and Qualcomm® cVc (Clear Voice Capture) Enjoy your favorite music from audio sources like a turntable or CD player in any other connected room of your home DAC THD: 121dB (0 Specially programmed USB

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