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Whatmough Audio 201 Standmount Loudspeakers Whatmough Monitor 201 with original tilted stands I bought these from the original owner a couple of years ago. I was told that they were bought from Audio Synergy and converted to bi-wire and recapped by Clifford at purchase. Drivers and boxes in good condition. The veneer has peeled off the stands in places (inside of uprights). I have added spikes to the base. Both grills included in good condition. Condition: Fair Payment Method: Paypal, Cash, EFT Region/State: (WA) Western Australia/Australia By kffern 0 Comments AUD $350 Date: September 29,
At A$350, this sits right on the median of the recent comparable market, so it reads as fair value rather than a steal or an ask that needs pushback. With the 25th percentile at A$276 and the 75th percentile at A$377, it’s comfortably within the normal used range and only a touch under the upper quartile.
That makes it a sensible buy if the condition is genuinely good and the accessories are complete. This model is well enough regarded to justify paying market for a clean pair or set, especially if it’s been cared for and can be auditioned; the upside here is getting a respected, older piece with limited availability rather than gambling on something generic at the same money.
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Whatmough Audio, originally founded as Whatmough Monitors, traces its roots to Australia in 1976, when designer Colin Whatmough launched the Mk II, a pioneering large transmission line/open baffle hybrid loudspeaker. Based in Clayton, Victoria, near Melbourne, the brand emerged from Whatmough's passion for innovative speaker design, establishing a strong domestic presence that endures today under distributors like Westan and The Audio Experts. Though Whatmough passed away in 2011, his legacy persists through ongoing production nearly 50 years later.
The company specializes in high-end loudspeakers, with a reputation for precision-engineered models that prioritize exceptional sound quality. Iconic designs like the P33 Signature and the newer Emotion range exemplify their focus on advanced driver integration and cabinetry, often incorporating transmission line technology. While drivers may now source internationally, assembly remains tied to Australian craftsmanship, setting them apart in the hi-fi landscape.
Positioned as a niche boutique high-end brand, Whatmough commands respect among discerning Australian audiophiles for its award-winning performance and uncompromised engineering. It appeals to knowledgeable buyers seeking refined, emotionally engaging speakers rather than mass-market options, maintaining a cult following in a market dominated by imports.
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