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Clearaudio’s Sixstream sits in the brand’s serious-but-sensible cable range, and at £313 this looks like a solid buy against the local used market. With a median of £373 and a 25th percentile of £280, it lands a bit under the middle and well clear of anything that would feel ambitious, so the asking price is fair with a slight buyer-friendly lean.
What makes it worthwhile is the usual Clearaudio strength: a clean, resolving interconnect that tends to preserve detail and timing without sounding shouty or overcooked. For a known-good length like 1m, the main upside is plug-and-play value if the terminations are tidy and the cable has been kept in good shape. I’d just confirm both connectors are solid and the run has no kinks or repair work, since that matters more here than any abstract spec sheet.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Clearaudio, a pinnacle of German analog engineering, traces its roots to 1978 in Erlangen, when founder Peter Suchy patented the company's inaugural moving-coil cartridge. This family-owned enterprise, now steered by Peter's children—Patrick, Veronica, and Robert Suchy—has upheld a relentless pursuit of perfection, encapsulated in its philosophy: "Take the best and make it better, only then is it just good enough." Over 45 years, Clearaudio has evolved from humble beginnings into a global benchmark for vinyl playback, crafting products in its high-tech facility amid the scientific hub of Friedrich-Alexander University.
The brand's portfolio centers on high-end turntables, renowned for their transparent acrylic components, parallel-tracking tonearms, and precision mechanics that deliver unparalleled rotational stability. Complementing these are meticulously engineered moving-coil cartridges, phonostages, and tonearms, with extensions into analog accessories and even reissued Deutsche Grammophon classical recordings. While not venturing deeply into digital realms or speakers, Clearaudio's focus remains unyieldingly analog, prioritizing symbiotic magnetic, mechanical, and electrical symmetry for lifelike sound reproduction.
Positioned firmly in the high-end audiophile market, Clearaudio commands respect among discerning vinyl enthusiasts worldwide, serving over 80 countries with turntables that redefine standards. Its boutique reputation stems from in-house innovation and flawless German craftsmanship, appealing to collectors and serious listeners who demand reference-level performance without compromise.
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