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Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi-Zone 12-Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi-Zone 12-Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi-Zone 12-Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi-Zone 12-Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
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Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi-Zone 12-Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

USD215.00 USD248.00
SKU 99556113833 4.8

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Dayton Audio MA1260 Multi Zone 12 Channel Amplifier 60 Watts Per Channel Made in USA Shooting modes Sensor Shift Image Stabilization Shooting modes Calibrated Its intelligently engineered and versatile design integrates easily into high end whole house audio systems Efficient Class D design delivers superior audiophile sound quality and performance

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