What used speakers raraely come up for sale


Lets keep it under $7,000 used, but interested to hear what used speakers rarely get listed for sale because they are so sought after and if they do appear they get snapped up very quickly?  Cheers
spoutmouzert
Another fine speaker of my past that I do not see for sale, ever, the  Sonus Faber Extrema / matching stands. Required a large muscle amp to get them going.
ESS Super Quad---the original Quad ESL as midrange driver, RTR ESL tweeters, and a KEF B139 woofer in a transmissionline enclosure. Not many made and sold in the early-mid 70's. The Fulton "J" loudspeaker, a modular design achieving superb transparency and very full-range extension. It, like the ESS Super Quad, had the RTR ESL tweeters, State-of-The-Art at the time (mid-70's). And the Eminent Technology LFT-6---three LFT (Linear Field Transducer) bass/midrange drivers and two ribbon tweeters.
Sanders Sound System or Innersound Eros(the older model).
Love them and you won't see them for sale from me but
you might see my Von Schweikert VR4 Genlll's soon.
Martin Logan  SL3,JBL 4311Spica 50B&W 805
Candlewood speakers out of  production
@beetlemania,

By golly, it looks like your ship might have just come in. Saw some Ascents listed here within the last couple days. Around $4K if I recall.
Thanks for all the replies, its interesting researching all the speakers listed.  I was impressed with Sonner Audio monitors at the NY audio show a few years back, never seen any used for sale mind.  
I've long kept an eye out for Avalon Ascent Mk IIs. I think I've only seen these on A'gon a couple of times over the past 10+ years. At this point, probably need to consider the cost of recapping on top of purchase price.
Ps I do agree with you that this was an inapproriate thread to chime in on and his point that perhaps a new set of speakers at $7k might sound  better than an older used $15k one.

In that light he might not have induced such ire. 

Everyone loves a bargain  however this is a flawed thread. Because a speaker is rarely seen on the used market may mean that the speakers for whatever reason didnt sell.

So because brand x is rarely seen on the secondary market may mean very few were sold vs the conclusion everyone loved the product so much the owner never sold them.
Kenny you need to excuse Mr. Belman Bache he is kind of new to the Gon.

We heard his speakers at the NY audio show and we were quite impressed so at this point he is going to bring them to evaluate and see how they stack up to the Quads, Kefs, and Paradigms and Legacys.

He really does mean well so you might want to give his products another shot if they interest  you. 

He is but one of dozens of small passionate guys who make good speakers that may deserve a space in the market but are having difficulty connecting with possible buyers.

The sound at the NY show was quite special.

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ


“Bache speakers is just coming to the market, if you NJ, NYC
and speakers lower, call me or audiodoctor.”

Yes shame on you,that’s not what this thread is about at all and Manufacturers and dealers should never post like this.

I will also tell you that I was interested in one of your top speakers and was going to inquire about them,not now consider me a lost customer forever.

Kenny.
I would say Trenner and Friedl models other than the highly reviewed Sun monitor. People tend to hold on to those speakers.
“Silverline Bolero speakers  are rare and wonderful. Perfectly musical and the kind of speaker that one can stay contented with.  I miss mine. “

Me too,Oh wait I’m listening to my pair with upgraded caps on the Esotar right now,such a wonderful musical speaker for sure,and they certainly don’t come up for sale very often at all.

Enjoy,
Kenny.
 Bache speakers is just coming to the  market, if you NJ, NYC
and  speakers lower, call  me or audiodoctor
Silverline Bolero speakers  are rare and wonderful. Perfectly musical and the kind of speaker that one can stay contented with.  I miss mine.  
Wilson Benesch Chimera..seen for £5k recently, were £24k. Utterly fabulous. I had the Acts for 10years these are way better but same sound signature. 
Revox Agora b, and Meridian M2. Both active systems and superb. 
Also Linn Isobarik bricks. 
I am lucky enough to currently own all 3 pairs. 
Agree with the Silverline SR 17,s I've seen maybe one pair here on Audiogon in the last year and the Dynaudio Special 25,s at least 2 years since I've seen a pair here for sale.

Vandersteen Quattro,s  alot more frequently.

The Focal 7v7,s sound interesting.


To: jdpalmer1/ + anyone else interested. There is a pair of ProAc Response 2.5’s in Mahogany for sale (local pick up only) in Portland OR for $1845...if anyone else is looking...they have been there several months.  Good people at Echo Audio.
And my 2¥, the Aerial Acoustics 5b, LSA Model 1 Statements, ( yeah, I waited about 2 hours too long for the last pair Insaw a couple weeks ago incredibly priced).  All tough to track down...

Cheers
Dynaudio Special One. There is a black pair in Europe right now and that is about all I could find in the last couple of years. Dark brown ones have not been seen out of the first owner's home ever, so it seems. They are old, but it was the same when they were new.

You could add Dynaudio Special 25, but they come from time to time.

jahatl513,

There have been two pairs of Revel Performa3 208 on Audiogon recently. Both in immaculate shape. Brown one in February, black one a week, two, or three ago. Both from the same dealer in Fairfax, VA.
@jmcgrogan2 
i see the good doctor in NY is doing audio reviews now.  The search for LF 1776 speakers has been likened to a witch hunt by some, but after a year, I’m not going to quit unless the boss fires me.
Audio Physic Scorpio. The original AP founder/designer left the company a decade ago. Speakers are easy to drive, tight clean base from four 7 inch woofers, 3-1/2 way.
Used should be $3-4k if you can find them. Also, attractive.
Focal 7v7.These aren't really a whole speaker,but a vintage midrange driver that extends quite low.They are considered by some in the know as one of the best if not "the" best all time high efficiency cone midrange driver. DIY er's had a field day with these years ago.They are one of the biggest sounding,most open sounding midrange I have heard.Part of their great  image "size"comes from the fact that they are a 7 inch midrange.If crossed over low enough in its upper range ,instrument with lots of obvious air volume like organ will literally bowl you over with their apparent size, (grand piano also).They have a very powerful magnet and transient response does not seem to  suffer over their size.They are I believe 97 db efficient and they make many paper cone midrangess sound distorted and like they are about to break up.Very rarely seen on here.A classic from the past that still holds up.

I second the adamantes. What a beautiful
and musical speaker. I waited 3 yrs to get mine. I’ll never sell them. 
I'll see your Proac Response 2 and raise you a 2.5! Love mine and will be hard to find better.
Silverline SR17. Used to see them all the time, but not in the last 5 years.I guess they're really good.  
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On ebay just about every used speaker is 'rare'. The three identical speakers down the page say so too.