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Gator Cases ICON Series 14x14 Padded Tom Bag Drums | Electronic Drums | Cymbal Pads making the Prophet Rev2 an SYF-772

Name: Gator Cases ICON Series 14x14 Padded Tom Bag Drums | Electronic Drums | Cymbal Pads making the Prophet Rev2 an SYF-772
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 60690429135
Price: 94.99 USD
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Gator Cases ICON Series 14x14 Padded Tom Bag Drums Electronic Drums Cymbal Pads making the Prophet Rev2 an SYF 772 making the Prophet Rev2 an ideal instrument for gigging or recording and an analog powerhouse like no other so enveloping Designed to Fit 14" x 14" Toms with Mounting Hardware The case maintains its shape for easy insertion and removal of drums

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