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Commercial Airpulse A80P Bookshelf Loudspeakers Airpulse A80P - Pine Ex-Display / Demo / Used, product has been opened and used for display purpose at expo, minimal use expected up to 24 hours total play time. Packaging is in-tact but notably opened and used. This product has been tested and refurbished to ensure quality control and is in like brand new condition. Product does not contain any visible wear and tear, no scratches or marks. Includes all standard accessories normally included in retail box. Reduced Limited warranty 6 months. Airpulse A80 Wireless Active Bookshelf Speakers The
Should you jump on this at A$599? For an Airpulse A80P, that reads as fair to slightly strong, not a steal, assuming it’s complete and clean. New pricing and launch-level references cluster around the equivalent of roughly A$900-A$1,100, so a used ask at A$599 sits in the sensible middle of the used market rather than the bargain bin.
That still makes it worth a look because the A80 line is admired for its compact size, lively detail, and unusually polished top end from the ribbon tweeter, with strong connectivity and a proper “serious desktop” feel. If the seller includes the remote, cables, and original box, this is an easy yes for a nearfield or small-room setup; just listen for any harshness up top and make sure all inputs and the interconnect are behaving properly.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Airpulse traces its roots to 2004, when Platinum Audio Systems was established by London-born speaker designer Phil Jones in partnership with Edifier Technology Co., Ltd. A veteran of the industry, Jones founded Acoustic Energy in 1987 and created the iconic AE1 near-field monitors used at Abbey Road Studios, infusing Airpulse with decades of British audio engineering expertise. Designed in the UK and manufactured with Edifier's precision, the brand embodies Jones's relentless pursuit of innovative loudspeaker technology.
The company focuses primarily on high-performance speakers, offering both active and passive models for home hi-fi and professional use, including bookshelf designs like the A Series with signature horn-loaded ribbon tweeters for precise high-frequency reproduction. Airpulse also extends to PA systems and home theater solutions, emphasizing powered speakers that deliver reference sound quality without venturing into amplifiers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
Positioned as a premium sub-brand of Edifier, Airpulse occupies the upper mid-tier market, appealing to discerning hi-fi enthusiasts seeking impeccable build quality, boundary-pushing design, and superior sonic performance at accessible price points starting around $700. Its heritage and innovative tweeter technology earn it a reputation for auditory excellence, bridging professional-grade engineering with home listening refinement.
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