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Ich biete hier einen Dayton Audio Ultimax UM18-22 Subwoofer zur Abgabe an, der sich an Bastler richtet. Das Gerät weist aktuell Kratzgeräusche auf und wird daher ausdrücklich als defekt verkauft.
- Modell: Dayton Audio Ultimax UM18-22
- Typ: Subwoofer-Chassis
- Farbe: Schwarz
- Strukturierte Membran-Oberfläche
- Robuste Gummisicke
Der Lautsprecher eignet sich ideal für jemanden, der ihn reparieren möchte oder Ersatzteile benötigt.
Schreib mir gerne, falls du weitere Fragen zum Zustand hast.
„Der Verkauf erfolgt unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmängelhaftung.“
€150 is above the typical used market here: it sits well over the €106 median and above the €245 75th percentile, so this is an ambitious ask for a defective unit rather than a bargain. For a for-parts listing, I’d want a clearer reason it commands a premium than the current market anchor suggests.
The upside is that this is a serious high-output sub platform with strong enthusiast appeal: the Ultimax line is built for deep bass, heavy-duty use, and a large DIY or repair project can make sense if you specifically need the motor/basket/parts. But at €150, the value case depends on the failure being minor and on included extras, because “defekt” usually means you’re taking on real repair risk rather than buying a plug-and-play driver.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Dayton Audio emerged over three decades ago as a specialist in audio components, with roots firmly in the United States where most engineering and development occurs. While specific founding details remain unverified, the brand has built its heritage on loudspeaker design and production, manufacturing goods across North America, Europe, and Asia to balance quality and accessibility. This American-led approach has positioned it as a reliable source for practical hi-fi solutions since at least the early 1990s.
The company focuses primarily on loudspeaker drivers and related components, offering transducers in sizes from 3 to 12 inches that rival premium models in performance. Its Designer Series emphasizes full power handling at low frequencies without exceeding excursion limits, ideal for custom enclosures. Dayton also produces plate amplifiers suited to bespoke builds, catering to DIY enthusiasts and manufacturers seeking high-value drivers over complete systems like amplifiers, turntables, or headphones.
Dayton Audio holds a strong mid-tier position in the market, delivering engaging sound and robust quality akin to high-end brands but at budget prices. Esteemed by hobbyists and builders for competing with the world's finest drivers, it thrives in the value-driven segment, appealing to knowledgeable buyers prioritizing performance per dollar over luxury branding.
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