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Monitor Audio C280 White

Ceiling/Wall, 2 way, 6 ohm, 90 dB, 2.8 kg, White, Active/Passive: Passive, Type: Ceiling/Wall, Driver Configuration: 2 way, Colour: White, Dimensions (WxHxD): cm, Weight: 2.8 kg kg, Frequency Response: 50-30000 Hz Hz, Music Power: 120W RMS Watts Watts
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