Sony SA-RS3S 100W Wireless Rear Speakers for HT-A7000 Soundbar (Black, Pair) 2014 Each pair of wireless headphones

Name: Sony SA-RS3S 100W Wireless Rear Speakers for HT-A7000 Soundbar (Black, Pair) 2014 Each pair of wireless headphones
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 2036450399
Price: 174.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2682 (23 reviews)

SKU 2036450399 ★ 4.3

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Sony SA RS3S 100W Wireless Rear Speakers for HT A7000 Soundbar (Black, Pair) 2014 Each pair of wireless headphones Each pair of wireless headphones comes with 3 sets of custom earphone tips to find your optimal fit the Brite Nite Dome Lantern is great for intimate areas (like a tent) where less illumination is needed Experience cinematic surround sound taken to a new level with the SA RS3S wireless rear speakers1 Easily and seamlessly enhance your surround sound experience with an additional 100W (50W x2) added to your system with these dual rear speakers

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