So Many Apogees for sale, and so few takers

These "Why so many XXX for sale" are funny. Every few weeks or so some product is mentioned as a worry question of: Why so many"xxx for sale.
First who cares? Does it bother the op? is it a conspiracy? is some major flaw discovered and everyone is dumping? is some new product coming out?
Generally it is the standard distribution of probability working. Sooner or later a bunch of an item WILl show up at the same time.. eventually.
Though the day My Audio Research PH-2 shows up in multiple copies for sale I will be suprised. The most were two in a one month period. One of which was super underpriced... And in a six year period, only a hlaf dozen for sale at all... Anyway, WHO CARES???
And for the op here, don't worry, be happy. What it all means is just a coincidence, and soon, none will be available. If you want to buy one, rejoice, if you want to sell a pair, just wait... soon enough....

Yes, why wouldn't anyone want monolithc speakers that take up the whole end of the listening room and are so inefficient and reactive that amps almost as large are required to drive them? It's a head scratcher, that's for sure.

Ahhh, comedic sarcasm; that's my favorite!

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Many years ago (20?) I remember hearing a pair of Apogee Divas, powered by
two Krell KSA-250 amps, at a HiFi show in London. To this day, I still think
these are the best sounding speakers I have ever heard. One day I plan to buy
a restored pair of Divas. Yes, they make you feel like a guest in your own living
room, amplification can be ridiculously costly and heat the room up. But, who
cares, this is the sound of classic HiFi at its best!

Someone who responded above me can be such a debbie downer . The op cares . That is why he asked the question . Time to find a new website to let the neagativity loose. Seriously ! why reply when it is of no help whatsoever .