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Angeboten wird „Netzkabel LoRad 2,5 MKII - 1,5m -Versand aus Deutschland“ von Supra Cables aus der Kategorie „Netzkabel“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 988699586 endet am 28.09.2026 um 12:16 Uhr.
This is a buyer’s market at this level: at €79, it sits below the €114 median and just above the €71 25th percentile, so it reads as a solid fair-to-good buy rather than a bargain-bin steal. It is comfortably inside the normal used range for recent comps, and well clear of anything I’d call ambitious.
That makes sense for a Supra lead: these are generally sought after for clean, low-noise signal transfer and sensible build quality, so a good-condition pair can be a worthwhile grab for a system where cable quality matters. The upside here is simply that you’re paying near the lower half of the market for a reputable interconnect; if the plugs are tight and the cable has been treated well, this is the kind of listing that makes more sense to buy than to haggle over.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Supra Cables emerged from Sweden in 1976, founded by engineer Tommy Jenving, a former Ericsson employee whose vision ignited the global audiophile cable revolution. Based in Ljungskile, the brand—operating under Jenving Technology—prioritized rigorous, measurement-driven design from the outset, producing its first dedicated loudspeaker cables when most enthusiasts relied on basic lighting flex. Jenving's passing in 2011 has not dimmed the company's ethos, which endures through in-house Swedish manufacturing and a steadfast "No-Nonsense Concept" that favors empirical testing over hype.
The brand specializes exclusively in high-quality cables, spanning categories like speaker wires, interconnects, power cords, and digital links including HDMI and DVI. Innovations such as Ply low-inductance speaker cables, tin-plated oxygen-free copper conductors to combat skin effect, square geometry designs, and patented shielded mains technology define their lineup. All products feature pale blue polyethylene sheathing for minimal dielectric absorption, flexibility, and environmental safety, with directional labeling ensuring optimal signal flow.
Supra occupies a respected mid-to-high-end niche among discerning hi-fi buyers, celebrated for Swedish engineering precision and value-driven performance. Awards like "Best in Test" and "Best Buy" underscore its reputation for scientifically verifiable improvements—low inductance, negligible skin effect—without unsubstantiated audible claims. As one of the earliest specialty cable pioneers, it appeals to knowledgeable audiophiles seeking rational, proprietary solutions over boutique extravagance.
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