Why are so many owners trying to sell Scansonic?


I've been seeing a good number of Scansonic (MB-2.5, 3.5) speakers for sale recently. These are fairly new speakers, so I am trying to understand why people are selling them in such a short period of time of ownership. It is said that Scansonic has the Raidho DNA, but some people said it sounds nothing like Raidho. What gives?
respected_ent
Why are so many people asking why so many people are selling so many components of different brands? As long as you haven't read anything about the piece in question being poorly designed or unreliable, what does it matter what other people choose to buy and sell?
This same question is asked every few weeks by someone about something, and it just gets tiresome after a while.
bcoz there are too many and not needed.
you can take an advantage to offer very low(low-ball) to each and every seller and than short-sell at higher price.
Hype sells. All the spin that hit the web about it's Raidho roots even got me thinking but I already love my Clearwave Duet 6 monitors (which look a heck of a lot like Marten Duke 2 monitors at 1/3 the price).

[thought I'd throw in some hype of my own]

All the best,
Nonoise
I had a very, very, aggressive sales person reach out to me regarding Scansonic's. I love Raidho Speakers, but their out of my price range. I didn't want to give up my speakers without hearing Scansonic speakers and the dealer wouldn't let me try them at home.
Could the answer be as simple as coincidence?

At any given time clusters of items may appear on the used market. I think the questions are being raised because of concern that equipment problems or defects could be causing these clusters.

In rare cases this may be the cause but generally there's probably other explanations including coincidence.