Top resale value speakers


When you consider buying a new pair of speakers, the sound, outlook and review of the speakers are important, but resale value of speaker is also a important thing to consider before your purchase. Some of the speakers resell value drop so deeply, but some don't. Can you suggest some high resale value speaker company? As far as I know, B&W have a pretty strong resale value compare with their brand, such as Dynaudio, Proac or JMLabs.
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My best guess is of course the speaker I;ve been mentioning here for the past 2 months.
Tyler. Look at the amount of days it takes to sell a used Tylere. And then look at how many speakrers are on the gon for days and days, weeks even.
Most have like 30+ days on the market, not so with Tylers.
Is there a formula to calculate the accrued interest...by that, I mean the enjoyment provided, less the trouble [if any] caused by the speakers :-)
Well just to have the feelings of supreme elation at the sight of seeing SOLD in your ad is worth more than money. And then the experience of actual UPS pick up leaving your house, is yet another kicker
:-)
Harbeths are another obvious candidate. No such thing as a cheap used Harbeth.

Same goes for Sonus Faber, barring the entry level offerings. Exquisite cabinetry holds its value very well.

There seems to be an obvious relationship between residual price and not only quality, but also supply. This suggests that bigger bargains might be found with models from the larger manufacturers.

However concerns with resale value suggest indecision regarding choice. If that is so, then buying used as macrojack and others have suggested, seems the way to go to avoid heavy losses whilst experimenting with taste.