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Verkaufe den funktionstüchtigen Sony SA-WCT390 Subwoofer zusammen mit der dazugehörigen HT-CT390 Soundbar. Das System liefert mit 300 Watt Gesamtleistung einen hervorragenden Klang und kraftvollen Bass fürs Heimkino.
Produktdetails:
Modell: Sony HT-CT390 (Soundbar SA-CT390 + kabelloser Subwoofer SA-WCT390)
Leistung: 300 Watt
Verbindungen: Bluetooth (NFC), HDMI (ARC), optischer Eingang, USB
Zustand: Gut gepflegt, voll funktionsfähig, aus einem tierfreien Nichtraucherhaushalt.
Lieferumfang: Soundbar, kabelloser Subwoofer, Fernbedienung, Netzteil
Neue Preis lag über 300€
At €125, this sits right around the market median for comparable used Sony listings at €121, so the asking price is fair rather than a steal. It’s also comfortably below the upper end of the typical range, with the 75th percentile at €206, so there’s no obvious premium being asked here.
The appeal here is the usual Sony home-theater value: easy setup, straightforward TV integration, and a packaged solution that can still sound fuller and more immediate than basic TV speakers. “Excellent” condition is a real plus at this level, and if the subwoofer, remote, and all cabling are included, it becomes a solid buy for someone wanting plug-and-play movie sound without chasing separates.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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