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Verkaufe hier 2 Sony Xplod Subwoofer 1500W
Die Subwoofer sind gebraucht und weisen normale Gebrauchsspuren auf. Insgesamt aber optisch in ordentlichem Zustand. Ideal für Car-HiFi-Projekt oder als Ersatz/Erweiterung einer bestehenden Anlage.
Details:
- Marke : Sony
- Serie: Xplod
- Anzahl: 2 Stück
- Leistung: 1500W
- Zustand: gebraucht
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The Sony Xplod line is discontinued but remains a cult favorite for its clean, punchy bass that outperforms many modern budget subs. At €150, this asking price sits comfortably between the median (€107) and the 75th percentile (€226) of recent EUR listings, making it a fair, not ambitious, deal for a used unit in good condition. It is not a bargain below the 25th percentile (€69), but it avoids the steep end of the market.
This is a worthwhile buy if you want dependable, everyday bass without complex tuning, especially since genuine Xplod subs pair well with modern Class D amplifiers when RMS ratings align. The 1500W claim likely refers to peak power; verify the RMS rating to ensure you’re getting at least $1.50 per watt of verified RMS. If the sub is original-owner, includes a matching amp, or has no signs of blown woofers or rattling baskets, €150 is a solid entry point into a well-loved, rugged subwoofer that’s hard to find new.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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