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Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
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Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

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SKU 47998173278 4.0

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Bose 901 Series V Vintage Direct Reflecting Stereo Speakers Pair 1965 One Piece High Grade Alloy Sensor Shift Image Stabilization One Piece High Grade Alloy Bearing for Side Load Protection & Long Life Fully balanced design delivers the best control Full Range: 9 x 114mm Dimensions: 533 x 320 x 330mm

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