Klipsch Cornwall IV

I bought mine new as B-stock. The woodgrain didn’t come out “book matched”, which I couldn’t care less about. I got them for $4900.00 out the door with free delivery, so that’s part of the problem with your sale offer. That said, I think yours will sell given some time and good local pickup advertising. Don’t listen to the haters… nobody ever hears my system and thinks anything negative about the sound😄

Certainly is a fair price for these speakers.  Anyone who jumps on to give their negative opinion of CW’s is on the wrong thread as that’s not what you were asking.  CW’s are a niche because of their size, but patience will pay off here.

@hdbc3036 

I would definitely try USAM, if you haven't already.  When I get to around 30 days on a sale, I turn it off and start a new ad with some new pics.  Those ads that run for 2-3 months or more get a weird stigma about them.  I like the featured upgrade on USAM as well.  It is a nice way to throw some appreciation to USAM.  I love how hands-off they are and just let us work with one another.  

Jeez Deep 333, where did that come from? The dude asked a valid question and did so politely, he did not ‘whine’ as you so delicately put it, unlike your attack’ish response from nowhere…

‘If it was a fabulous heirloom speaker as is, you would keep it, wouldn’t you? (Not be trying to sell it and whine because you got low ball'd or whatever)’

$4300 is inline with I have seen online. Right now, things have been sitting for a while unless it's a great deal. Sadly, Klipsch sells a ton of speakers, there are always a few for sale. The Cornwalls are huge and heavy, hard to transport, and even harder to ship, shipping will be an extra $500 or so on them, that's hard to swallow. 

Honestly, they will sell for this price, you need to post them locally (Facebook craigslist) deal with the crap, until someone wants them bad enough to let go of $4300.