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Single sided in-ear for the most direct sound. Ultra-light, robust headset is ideal for computer based communications, especially when traveling with a laptop and can be used with your cell phone. Super inexpensive headset for conferences, dictation, entertainment, or personal calls.
The R3S is a class-leading music system boasting a whole host of capabilities and listening options. Enjoy wireless streaming, internet/DAB radio or breathe new life into your favourite CDs with the quality slot-loading player. With a new generation Bluetooth 5 receiver, you'll experience faster and greater sound quality, too.
Available to order from Savins Music Centre.
Can you imagine a life without music? Neither can we. With its slim profile, built-in radio and streaming options and natural, powerful sound, the all new R2 fits easily and unobtrusively into your surroundings, and makes it easy to enjoy the music you love the most. Like that first tea or coffee in the morning, R2 is an essential element to creating a great day, all day and every day.
Replacement stylus/record needle for original SANYO stylus models ST10J, ST11D, ST43.
It can also be used to replace AUDIO TECNICA stylus ATN952 and MITSUBISHI 3D44M.
Monitor Audio's new Silver FX 7G Sleek and minimalist speakers are the perfect supporting act for your home cinema set-up. With updated drivers and crossover design, this latest instalment in the Silver Series is far better than anything that came before.
Colours available: Gloss Black or Gloss White.
A high performance ceiling-mount speaker featuring a 200mm (8in) Kevlar cone bass/midrange driver with a rigid die-cast chassis, and a Nautilus swirl-loaded aluminium dome tweeter that pivots for adjustable off-axis treble response. A 30mm coil and 100mm magnet make this an incredibly efficient and reliable speaker, with outstanding sound quality and a maximum amp power of 150W. Other features include superior crossovers components, gold plated terminals and a three-position EQ switch.
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