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Features:

2x200 watt max output power

High/low pass filter crossover

Fan cooling system

Variable bass booster

Power on and protection led indicators

RCA inputs & speaker terminals

Thermal/ short circuit / overloading protection

Asking Price is only $90 (Firm)

Its Brand New, Never Touched or Used, Still in Box.

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Soarer Stock rims are for Sale too, 16"!!!!

Asking Only $180 For all 4(Which Includes the Rims Only).......

3. Tyres 16" as well for Sale, 4 New New Tyres (Used 2000Ks only) Some Ok brand, cant recall the Name....

Good Condition as well, 85% Threads, hardly had them, coz i got 17" Put on my tyres.

Asking $60 Each (Firm)

Going Overseas Finally on 13th, Must Sell.............

Soarer Stays with my mrs, she can drive it!

Please SMS me @ 0422654544 or email me @ [email protected], or call me @ 95040311 during evening.

(Intrested Buyers Only)

thanks

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