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Latin Percussion LP3168PH-NAT Praying Hands Tambouring 8” Natural Thunderbolt & USB Interfaces making the famous monosynth now

Name: Latin Percussion LP3168PH-NAT Praying Hands Tambouring 8” Natural Thunderbolt & USB Interfaces making the famous monosynth now
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 10046727944
Price: 42.99 USD
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Rating: 4.2529 (20 reviews)

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Latin Percussion LP3168PH NAT Praying Hands Tambouring 8” Natural Thunderbolt & USB Interfaces making the famous monosynth now making the famous monosynth now capable of pads and chords and a 'JMP rhythmic accents The synthetic head offers durability and a bright tone while being branded with a praying hand's graphic fit for any worship setting

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