At A$1,800, this asking price sits well above the median of A$269 and exceeds the 75th percentile of A$1,254 for recent used AUD listings, making it ambitious for a generic "Power Amplifier" listing without a specific model number. While high-end March Audio mono blocks like the P501 command A$2,600–A$2,700 used and the P282 holds near A$1,800–A$2,150, the vague title makes benchmarking against your database’s median difficult; you are paying a premium for potential rarity without model confirmation.
The upside lies in March Audio’s reputation for Purifi-based engineering that delivers exceptional transparency and grip, often rivaling far more expensive European brands. If this is indeed a mint P282 or an early P501 from an original owner with full accessories, the A$1,800 price becomes justifiable despite the database outliers. However, without a confirmed model, condition report, or accessory list, treat this as a speculative buy: verify the exact unit before committing, as the price assumes a specific high-end model that isn't explicitly stated.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.