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Verkaufe eine Sony HT-XT1 Soundbase / Home Theatre System in gebrauchtem Zustand.
✅ Funktioniert einwandfrei
✅ 2.1-Kanal-Soundsystem mit integriertem Subwoofer
✅ Bluetooth / NFC
✅ HDMI-Anschlüsse
✅ Optischer Eingang
✅ Ideal als TV-Soundanlage
✅ Fernseher kann direkt auf der Soundbase stehen
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Modell: Sony HT-XT1
Leistung: 170 W
Farbe: Schwarz
Preis: 100vb
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A notably well-equipped soundbase rather than a bare TV speaker, the Sony HT-XT1 at €100 is a strong deal. It sits below the €124 median and comfortably above the €80 lower-quartile mark, making the asking price attractive for an excellent-condition example.
Its appeal is the unusually useful connectivity: three HDMI inputs, ARC, optical, Bluetooth/NFC, and a built-in 2.1 system with dual down-firing woofers. It delivers a substantial improvement over most television speakers, with clear dialogue, convincing punch, and a tidy footprint under the screen. The included remote is worth confirming, and test the glass top, HDMI switching, Bluetooth, and bass at sensible volume, but there is no need to overthink this listing: at €100, it is a worthwhile buy if everything functions correctly.
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