Boenicke Price List and availability


Hi everyone,
Is there anyone here who knows where to buy Boenicke speakers in the USA? Does anyone have current prices on the W5, W5SE and W8 speakers? I tried to email Park Avenue Audio in NYC, the only one that I could find that carries the brand, but they have yet to respond back to me. Maybe in few more days they will. Or maybe they no longer carry the brand. Perhaps I can buy them direct? Thanks for your help. 

mezzanine
https://boenicke-audio.ch/
USA

Frederick Crane: Prana Distribution LLC

Dennis Yetikyel: parkavenueaudio (New York City

Hope this helps. They are fantastic speakers that play much larger than they look. Very well constructed with high quality internals.
Thanks Tom6897,

I don't see Boenicke on the Prana Distribution webpage. I know from their youtube videos that they at least used to carry the line. I'm not sure they do anymore. All I can do is email them. 
I talked to the guy that was at AXPONA in the spring and as of that time he was still a dealer for them. He is the one in the videos. Very pleasant and knowledgeable about audio and system set up. Apparently he has been in the business a long time. Hope you get the help you need, they are really very captivating speakers.
Try sending an email to Boenicke.  Sven Boenicke is very responsive to inquiries about his products.
Hi randy,

Yes, I'll give him a try directly. Looks like Park Avenue Audio in NYC is not returning my email. Maybe not a big enough sale for them? Who knows. If they end up being the only ones that carry Boenicke in the USA then I might just pass then. Not in the mood trying to contact them again. 
I actually went through this with Park Ave Audio earlier this year. Sent them a very straightforward request for pricing and they essentially refused to give pricing info and kept telling me to to come into they NYC store and have a listen. Except I live in California. It took literally five back and forths to get the following info (no info on the W13s):

W8 $ 8,000

W8SE $13,070

W8SE+ $19,232


W11 $12,800

W11SE $18,323

W11SE+ $25,388


Ultimately quite bummed their only US distributer is in NYC... very very eager to hear their speaker line. Reviews have been stellar.

I actually went through this with Park Ave Audio earlier this year. Sent them a very straightforward request for pricing and they essentially refused to give pricing info and kept telling me to to come into they NYC store and have a listen.


Cripes that's ridiculous.  That puts them in to the a-hole dealer category for me.

Well, thanks much for the pricing. I'm glad I am not the only one having trouble with this place. It is quite ridiculous that you basically have to beg to give money for something. That's quite arrogant. Maybe another store will pick up the line soon. The W8SE or the W11 look like the sweet spot for me. The 11SE would be my choice but at $18,323 it's getting up there. 
This message may come late, but Boenicke has several dealers throughout the US. I'm certain there are several in California. We even have two dealers here in Chicago and I know there's one in Minneapolis. Unfortunately, not many dealers advertise the brand. I'm pretty damn good at hunting these places down, so if you still need help, please let me know. Also, I've heard these speakers. INCREDIBLE! They can challenge speakers costing more than twice their price. But the difference between the SE and the SE+ is not worth it, IMHO. The SE's are so true and balanced that they're hard to improve on, given how well constructed they are to begin with. The SE+ has a slightly larger soundstage, but the SE's soundstage is already dark, deep, and wide beyond any speaker under $25K that I've heard. My challenge is do I save a lot of money and get the W11SE's or do I go with my original plan and buy the Raidho XT-3's for a hell of a lot more. I fell in love with the XT-3's and when my mind is set on something, it's nearly impossible to change it. To make things more complicated, I have not been able to hear them side by side. One more thing, the Boenicke's need an intense amount of burn-in. At first, the base will make you wish you'd never bought them. But after two-to-three weeks of running them to classical music (highly dynamic), or a program for this purpose—nonstop—they will relax, the stage will widen, and you'll be thrilled with them. Boenicke does do about 200 hours of burn-in before sending them out, but it's not nearly enough to accomplish their operational best.