Punch Oldschool The Punch Eq Pa-1 5 Bands Used on 2040-parts.com
Modesto, California, United States
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For sale an oldschool the punch eq 5 bands used. Cosmetic looks used with some scracheths and dents. It has two inputs and e outputs, for amps and auxiliary. It is a real oldschool eq the punch I bench tested and it is working fine. This item is hard to find in good conditions. Take good look at the pics. This item is for sale as is no money back or refund. Thanks
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