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Oehlbach Bi Tech 4B 300 - Lautsprecherkabel-Set Bi-Wiring versilbert 2x2,5/2x4,0 mm² mit Banana-Verbinder - 2 x 3 m - blau/Kupfer
At €250, this sits well above the €88 median and even above the €250 75th percentile by your own recent comparable EUR listings, so it reads as ambitious rather than a normal used buy. For a cable listing, that only makes sense if this is an unusually long, premium-built run with a very specific setup in mind; otherwise, the price is hard to justify against the broader used market.
The upside is that Oehlbach speaker cable is generally a solid, no-drama choice: good build quality, sensible bi-wiring flexibility, and the kind of accessory that can be very satisfying if you need a clean, ready-made solution. If the seller can show exact length, terminations, and genuinely unused or pristine condition, it may still suit a buyer who wants convenience over bargain hunting, but at this level I’d want clear proof of why it commands the top end of the market.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Oehlbach is a German audio and connectivity brand with roots going back to 1974, when Manfred Oehlbach developed the company’s first speaker cables in Baden. What began as a small family-led operation grew into Oehlbach Kabel GmbH, a long-running specialist in precision cable technology and accessories. The brand’s heritage is firmly tied to the hi-fi world, with a reputation built on steady engineering rather than lifestyle branding.
Today, Oehlbach is best known for cables and signal accessories across audio, video, data and power. Its range includes speaker cables, interconnects, HDMI and digital cables, power products, adapters, and related home-entertainment accessories, with some headphone and headphone-amplifier listings appearing in retail channels. It is not primarily a maker of turntables, speakers or DACs; its core identity remains connection hardware and system accessories.
In the market, Oehlbach sits in the serious mainstream-to-upper-mid tier, with some premium lines aimed at enthusiasts who want robust build quality and refined materials without crossing into ultra-luxury pricing. It is a niche specialist rather than a boutique collectible brand, and its appeal lies in dependable, well-finished products for home audio, cinema and gaming systems.
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