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Cyclone Analogic TT-303 Bass Bot MK1
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Key Return Flat Spring - Korg Triton Pro
Used
Flat key return spring for the Korg Triton Pro.
Sold individually or in a pack of 10.
Flat metal spring used in the Korg Triton Pro key mechanism.
It provides the restoring force that brings the key back to its normal position after being released.