Why so many AQ Hurricane PC's for sale?

Between AQ and its dealer network, they heavily market their product, which makes for large sales numbers that in turn create larger returns, or dissatisfied customers.  I suspect, though, percentage-wise, no more than some small companies' returns or customers, not getting the performance they hoped for.  I see quite a few Wilson Speakers on the used market.  Just look at this photo of Sasha's from Precision Audio in Chicago, just a couple of miles from me.  I can only imagine what the larger East/West Coast markets must have on the secondary market.

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis9i25c-wilson-audio-sasha-2-eleven-pairs-available-in-house-full-range

@jasonbourne71,

   Years ago, I purchased, what I thought was a great deal on new Monster Copper headphones on Craigslist, only to find that I was scammed.  One channel almost immediately stopped working.  When a dealer looked at it, and we compared every possible difference with an authorized, legit pair down to the bag it came in, the security, impossible-to-forge sticker, all corners of the box?  There was no difference, nothing.  Best theory from Monster was that they were rejects from the factory that made them for Monster which were probably surreptitiously stolen and resold to suckers like me