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RTX G1NX
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RTX G1NX

Guitar/Bass Stand from RTX belonging to the Standard series.

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RTX G1NXPublished on 03/30/06 at 05:28
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
Trs a good stand that takes up no space, while many black class. It is quickly adjustable and foldable for transport. Cheap for what it is, and indispensable!
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  • Manufacturer: RTX
  • Model: G1NX
  • Series: Standard
  • Category: Guitar/Bass Stands
  • Added in our database on: 12/01/2005

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