10-Foot Extension Wires 5-PIN for Quantum LED RGBW Rock Light Kit (Pair)

10-Foot Extension Wires 5-PIN for Quantum LED RGBW Rock Light Kit (Pair)

Marsoni

M251S

$14.99

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10-Foot Extension Wires 5-PIN for Quantum LED RGBW Rock Light Kit (Pair)Need More Length for Your Rig? Then you need the pair of 10 Feet Extension Wire Cables that works with the AURA PRO Quantum LED Rock Light Kit. Get over 30 feet in total with your Quantum Rock Light Kit with the 10 Feet Extension Wire. Snap On Connection. Connects by simply snapping together with the Quantum Rock Light Control Box wire end to the extension wire cable ends. Installs in seconds and with no extra tools needed! Connection. Works perfectly

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012