No love for Cube Audio speakers?

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

45 off is not that much for these. 60 off is closer to a sale.