1/4" (6mm) headphone adapter for Nokta detector

1/4" headphone adapter

MAK160287
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The adapter allows you to use any type of headphones that have a 1/4"s jack.

One end of the adapter connects to the controlbox, the other to the 1/4-inch connector.

Compatible with metal detectors series:

  • Simplex Plus
  • KRUZER
  • Multi KRUZER
  • Gold KRUZER
  • ANFIBIO
  • ANFIBIO Multi

Strengths

  • Nokta-Makro HeadPhone Adapter
  • Easy to use
  • For 1/4" (6mm) jacks

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1/4" headphone adapter

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