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Zum Verkauf stehen die hier gezeigten Teufel M 620 d thx Select dipolar Lautsprecher .
Die Boxen sind technisch einwandfrei .
Optischer Makel ist ein Leicht eingedrückter Staubschutz an einem Lautsprecher . Dies hat auf die Klangqualität keinerlei Einfluss.
Aus tierfreien Nichtraucher Haushalt.
These are niche THX dipole surrounds, so the used market is a bit thinner than for mainstream stereo speakers. At €180, this looks fair to slightly good if the pair is complete and truly in very good shape; it is not a screaming bargain, but it is comfortably in the sensible-buy zone for a model like this.
What makes them worth a look is the THX Select pedigree and the dipole design, which can do a very convincing, diffuse surround field in a proper home theater setup. Teufel’s build is generally solid, and “technically flawless” is the key detail here. If you can confirm both grilles, brackets, and matching cosmetics are included, this is the kind of well-kept surround pair that should slot in nicely and hold value reasonably well.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Teufel, spelled Lautsprecher Teufel in German, is a Berlin-based audio brand founded in 1979. It began as a loudspeaker specialist and has remained closely associated with Germany’s DIY-to-direct-sales hi-fi tradition, growing from a local speaker maker into a broader consumer audio company. The brand is best known for its long-running emphasis on engineering and direct distribution rather than dealer-led prestige.
Its core lineup centers on speakers, home cinema systems, soundbars, and wireless audio products, with headphones and some hi-fi components also in the mix. Teufel is not primarily known as a turntable, DAC, or amplifier brand in the classic audiophile sense; instead, it focuses on complete listening solutions for TV, music, and film. That makes it especially relevant to buyers looking for easy-to-set-up systems rather than separate-box purist rigs.
In the market, Teufel sits in the upper entry-level to mid-tier space: more serious than mass-market budget audio, but generally not positioned as a high-end boutique marque. Its reputation rests on strong value, bold bass-forward tuning, and practical feature sets, especially in home cinema and Bluetooth products. For knowledgeable buyers, it is best understood as a capable, mainstream German brand with a clear direct-to-consumer identity rather than a luxury audiophile label.
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