The listing title likely contains a typo, as Dan Clark Audio’s current flagship planar magnetic line is the Momentum S200, but no such model exists under that exact name; Dan Clark’s actual product is the Momentum S200 (possibly a confusion with the Momentum 4 or S200 from another brand), or more plausibly, the user meant the Dan Clark Audio Stealth or Momentum 4 Wireless, neither of which reaches A$23,000. In fact, Dan Clark Audio headphones—whether the Stealth, Aeon 2, or 009X—typically top out around A$4,500–A$6,500 used, making A$23,000 an extreme outlier that suggests either a mislisted item, a bundled system, or a non-existent model. Without clarification on the exact model, this price is hard to benchmark and should be treated as highly risky until verified.
Before considering this, a buyer must confirm the exact model name, check for included accessories or bundling (e.g., amps, cables), and verify original ownership and condition documentation. If this is truly a standalone headphone listing, it is almost certainly not a genuine deal and likely a mistake. Conversely, if it’s a rare custom edition, a bundled high-end system, or misnamed (e.g., a Dan D’Agostino amplifier mistakenly labeled), the value proposition could shift entirely—so due diligence is essential before engaging.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.