Scan code: LN46241 Manufacturer code: SKS024

Adam Hall SKS024 Keyboard Stand Extension

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Scan code: LN46241 Manufacturer code: SKS024

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£20.20Item overdue since 15 December 2019

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Product Overview Adam Hall Stands SKS 024 - Keyboard Stand Extension / Stacker
Features • Add-on tier for keyboard stands
• Aluminum alloy
• Adjustable width
• Adjustbale angle
• Weight: 2kg

• Compatible SKS01 / SKS03

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Adam Hall SKS024 Keyboard Stand Extension