Rolls SB126 Starting Buzzer / 600 Hz Tone Generator - SB126

Rolls SB126 Starting Buzzer / 600 Hz Tone Generator - SB126

Marsoni

M251S

$88.00

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Rolls SB126 Starting Buzzer / 600 Hz Tone Generator - SB126Overview SB126 Starting buzzer tone generator was designed to generate a tone to start sporting events or anywhere a 600 Hz tone is needed. When the switch is depressed the LED will light and a tone will be sent out to both the 1 4" and XLR jacks for the duration of time the button is pressed. Features: Very low battery drain battery should last years Size about 3"X3"X1. 5" Steel chassis powder coat paint for durability Utilizes XLR Microphone phantom

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025