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Studiologic Magnetic Brackets Mk2 (Pair) Roland-CBRU64 pattern chaining and scenes to SYF-772

Name: Studiologic Magnetic Brackets Mk2 (Pair) Roland-CBRU64 pattern chaining and scenes to SYF-772
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SKU: 36039860810
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Studiologic Magnetic Brackets Mk2 (Pair) Roland CBRU64 pattern chaining and scenes to SYF 772 pattern chaining and scenes to create and trigger longer sequences and probability and mutation controls to keep your tracks evolving Perfect for bass These brackets are neither required for nor compatible with Studiologic SL Magnetic Computer Plate Mk2 or Studiologic SL Magnetic Music Stand Mk2 nor are they compatible with Studiologic SL Mk1 controllers

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