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Sony BVM-20F1E (20in. Broadcast Grade 2 monitor with SDI (BKM-20D) & control panel (BKM-10R))
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PAL
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£1,500.00
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United Kingdom
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Dealer
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Used
Date Posted:
04/02/2010
Date Expires:
05/05/2010
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