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Mini Loudspeaker 64ohm 0.5W
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Mini Loudspeaker 64Ω, 0.5W, 60mm dia. loudspeaker particularly suited to electronic circuits.
Description
Mounted on an acrylic base with connection via 4mm sockets
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