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Vogel's minor 50 luidsprekers-steun muur-steun nieuw in doos doos beetje beschadigd, steunen niet beschadigd 9,95 euro u kunt op “direct kopen” klikken voor thuisbezorging of dhl punt en volg
At €10, this is far below the €23 25th percentile and well under the €47 median for recent comparable EUR listings, so it reads as a strong bargain rather than a merely fair ask. Against the typical used market, you’re paying a small fraction of the going rate, which leaves plenty of room for normal wear, local pickup friction, or any missing hardware and still keeps it excellent value.
These Vogel’s wall mounts are generally a sensible buy because the brand’s core strength is sturdy, no-nonsense support for speakers, and “new in box” is especially attractive on a bracket-style item where unused condition matters. If your speakers match the load and mounting pattern, the upside is straightforward: clean installation, solid resale value, and an easy way to save versus buying new.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Vogel’s is a Dutch company founded by Harry Vogels in 1973, with roots in Eindhoven and an origin story centered on solving a practical audio problem: better loudspeaker placement and acoustics for home listening. It began with the world’s first loudspeaker mount and grew into a broader AV accessories brand, rather than a traditional hi-fi electronics maker.
The brand is best known for mounting and support systems for audio/video gear, including speaker wall mounts, TV brackets, tablet mounts, projector mounts, and related home-AV installation products. It is not known for designing core hi-fi components such as amplifiers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables.
In market terms, Vogel’s sits in the mid-tier to premium AV-accessory space, with a strong reputation for engineering, safety, and ease of installation. It is widely positioned as a practical, well-made European brand for home and professional use, but it is not a high-end audiophile electronics house or a vintage-collector marque.
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