This is a fair ask leaning ambitious: at €17,999, it sits well above the median comparable used price of €9,439 and above the 75th percentile of €16,282, so it is not a bargain by comp standards. It’s roughly €8,560 over the median and about €1,717 over the upper quartile, which means the seller is asking top-of-market money for a used pair.
That said, this is the kind of speaker that can justify a premium if it’s genuinely clean, complete, and from careful ownership. Viva Audio gear is usually bought for scale, tonal richness, and a big, immersive presentation, so a strong-condition example can be very appealing if you value that distinctive high-end character. At this price, I’d want clear confirmation of cabinet condition, driver health, and any original packaging or accessories, but a tidy, well-kept listing can still make sense for the right buyer.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.