No love for Cube Audio speakers?

That seems a fair price for those. They look and sound beautiful. We're getting into the spring and summer season when sales tend to drop, and things just aren't selling as fast recently for all sorts of reasons, both economic and political. Do you have a YouTube channel? And if so, have you considered posting a few listening sessions?

Thank you for your observations, encouragements, and taking the time to respond.  I live in CA and had a willing buyer in CO but the required palleted shipping would be over $1K so that ended that possible transaction.  I am an economist so I get that as there will be a price at which they will sell, but it frustrates me that such excellent speakers can't command even 50% of their retail price.  I am gonna take a bath on these, for sure, and it leads me to this conclusion:  I just bought a pair of used BMR Philharmonic Monitors for 80% of their retail value and was real happy to get them.  Yet, lesser-known gear gets short shrift in the after-market and given my love of switching gear around from time to time, it's now is something I will give more consideration to with future gear acquisitions.  I have bought dozens of pieces of audio gear, often used, and I have the distinction of getting a buttdart 100% of the time when I flip gear, and no situation will be more costly to me than with my Cube speakers. I shouldn't complain as I see gear for sale on this forum with far far deeper discounts that I thought imaginable.  It's a buyer's market.     

Have you reached out to TMRAudio in CO?

These seem like they would sell, I’ve read great reviews on them. I also had a hard time selling a Fyne speaker, ended up taking a beating like 65 percent of retail. I just think they’re still unknown.

Try posting the Stanglegan Ebane review links, maybe comment on a thread to bring some life back to them (like you did here).

TMR won’t give you much IMO but could be a good option.

+1 for TMR