RCF MD 7600 Dynamic Microphone
₨ 13,999.0is a dynamic unidirectional microphone with a 3-pole XLR connection, equipped with internal anti-pop filter and ON/OFF switch with safety lock insert
RCF TX 2006 UHF Wireless Microphone
₨ 43,000.0RCF TX 2006 UHF Wireless Microphone system is a reliable and versatile solution for professionals in the audio industry seeking high-quality wireless audio transmission.
RCF SUB 708-AS II 18″ Active Subwoofer
₨ 315,999.0SUB 708-AS MKII 18″ Active Subwoofer from RCF is a compact and powerful bass reflex subwoofer now available at Audio Shop Nepal.
RCF SUB 702-AS II Active Subwoofer (1,400-watt)
₨ 138,750.0The SUB 702-AS II 12” Active Subwoofer is a 1,400W Powered Subwoofer with 12″ Woofer that provides 700Wrms and a 1400Wpeak output.
RCF SUB 705-AS II Active Subwoofer (1,400-watt)
₨ 198,999.0RCF SUB 705-AS ii 15-inch Active Subwoofer is a 1,400W Powered Subwoofer with 15″ Woofer that provides , 700Wrms and a 1400Wpeak output.
RCF MQ 90S Compact Subwoofer
₨ 31,000.0MQ 90S is a compact band-pass 8” subwoofer. It can be connected through a removable Euroblock plug that allows the parallel connection of other loudspeaker.
RCF EVOX 12 Column Speaker
₨ 435,000.0RCF EVOX 12 Column Speaker a 1,400W Active Portable PA System with 15-inch Woofer, 8 x 4″ Full-range Drivers, FiRPHASE, and Adjustable Height – Black.
RCF EVOX J8 Active PA System
₨ 186,999.0EVOX J8 Active Portable System a 1,400W Active Portable PA System with 12-inch woofer, 8 x 2″ Full-range Drivers, FiRPHASE, and Adjustable Height
RCF HDL6-A 1400-watt 6-inch Compact Active Line Array Module
₨ 224,999.0RCF HDL 6-A Line Array Speaker a 1,400W Powered Line Array Speaker with Dual 6″ Low-frequency Drivers, 1″ High-frequency Driver, and DSP – Black (each).
RCF HDL 10-A 1400-watt Dual 8-inch Active Line Array Module
₨ 299,999.0RCF HDL 10-A Line Array Speaker a 1,400W Powered Line Array Speaker with Dual 8″ Low-frequency Drivers, 2″ High-frequency Driver, and DSP – Black (each).
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