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Offered is „Ultralinear UL-60 Lautsprecherkabel 2x3m“ by Spectral Audio as second-hand device from the category „Speaker Cable“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 8107512761 ends on 20.12.2026 at 06:02 o'clock.
New, this reference-level Spectral/MIT UL-60 was around €7,550, so €3,500 used is a strong buy rather than merely fair. It sits comfortably below your comparable-listing median of €4,122 and well above the €2,529 bargain threshold, making the asking price attractive for a clean 2×3 m pair.
The UL-60 is designed specifically around Spectral’s high-resolution amplifiers, with MIT-derived network technology intended to preserve timing, stability, and tonal precision. It is a serious system cable rather than generic wire, and the 3 m length adds useful flexibility. At €3,500, the main upside is getting reference-grade Spectral compatibility without approaching original pricing; confirm both cables, terminations, and any original network modules or packaging are present, but there is no obvious price-related concern.
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Spectral Audio, an American high-end audio brand, traces its origins to 1975 when Richard Fryer founded the company in pursuit of unparalleled musical realism. Initially sparked by Fryer's collaboration with partner Damian Martin to create a reference amplifier for Sound Advice in 1976, the venture evolved into Spectral Incorporated with the launch of the landmark MS-One amplifier in 1977 or 1978. Fryer enlisted the expertise of Dr. Keith O. Johnson, a legendary recording engineer and circuit designer renowned for innovations in analog and digital audio, including early advancements in cassette duplication.
The brand focuses on premium electronics, particularly power amplifiers, preamplifiers, and digital source components like state-of-the-art DACs, designed to integrate seamlessly as a unified system. Spectral eschews mass production, building limited quantities of each product to push performance boundaries without regard for cost constraints, treating development like an independent research lab rather than a conventional business.
Spectral holds a niche boutique position in the high-end market, revered by discerning audiophiles for its timeless engineering and refusal to chase trends, reviews, or aggressive marketing. Operating almost as a well-kept secret for over four decades, it prioritizes sonic purity and system synergy, appealing to serious listeners who value substance over hype.
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