6.35 mm Stereo Jack Cable Male/Female – 5 meters
€3.69excl. VAT€4.50incl. VATAudio cable fitted with a 6.35 mm male stereo jack on one end and a 6.35 mm female stereo jack on the other
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Jack connectorsAudio cable fitted with a 6.35 mm male stereo jack on one end and a 6.35 mm female stereo jack on the other
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