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Neutrik NAUSB Surround and Support - Pink

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$7.45 (USD)
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BCADE-NAUSB-SAS-P
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  • Product Description

    Neutrik NAUSB is Sold Separately

    Photo is specifically for installation display purposes only.  Purchase Neutrik NAUSB Feedthrough here.

    For many, the Neutrik NAUSB Feedthrough is an essential component in their DIY build or commercial Fightstick modification. The NAUSB's durability is also required to ensure a solid connection from your controller to console via the reversed USB-B port. Buttercade offers both durability and style with the NAUSB Surround and Support (SAS).

    Two-Parts, One Solution

    The NAUSB SAS consists of two pieces - the first is a solid boot that surrounds the hardware, similar to the Neutrik SCDP Rubber Boot for NAUSB, NE8FDP. Its main difference Buttercade's model is a 3D printed plastic, giving much more deliberate support for the NAUSB.

    The second piece reinforces the port itself, surrounding itself with the same color plastic.  For all the times you may have accidentally jerked the USB cable from the port, this piece will keep the port from moving or loosening at all.

    Available in Several Colors

    To match your preferences, you can choose your SAS in the following colors:

    • Black
    • Blue
    • Gray
    • Green
    • Orange
    • Pink
    • Purple
    • Red
    • White
    • Yellow

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