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Small speakers - big sound. These are a set of Lenehan ML1 Reference speakers with the custom Lenehan Tune Stands. The speakers are being sold as a package with the stands. I always thought I would keep these forever but currently going through a phase where we don't have room so I'm having to mo...
A$2,250 is ambitious versus the recent used market, sitting well above the A$1,748 75th percentile and far above the A$1,246 median.
That said, these are respected speakers with a strong following for their natural tonal balance, imaging, and serious build quality, so the right buyer may still pay up for a clean pair in excellent condition. If the cabinets, drivers, and grilles are truly tidy and the original packaging or stands are included, the appeal is clear. Still, at this level I’d want proof of careful ownership and a realistic stance on negotiation, because the premium is substantial.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Lenehan Audio emerged from humble beginnings in Australia, starting as a converted garage workshop in Nerang, Queensland, before expanding to a dedicated factory in Ashmore on the Gold Coast. Founded by longtime audiophile speaker designer Dave Lenehan, the brand has built a dedicated heritage in handcrafted audio, earning a loyal following among discerning enthusiasts in the region.
The company specializes in exceptional loudspeakers, with models like the acclaimed ML1 standing out for their precise engineering. These passive two-way designs feature high-quality components such as a 5.5-inch Nomex driver, a one-inch soft dome tweeter, and custom-tuned crossovers, delivering accurate, balanced sound. While primarily focused on speakers, Lenehan Audio positions itself as Australian-made high-end audio professionals, emphasizing direct sales to eliminate excessive retail margins.
Lenehan Audio occupies a niche boutique position in the high-end market, prized by knowledgeable hi-fi buyers for superb construction and performance at accessible prices, such as $2500 per pair for the ML1. Its reputation rests on meticulous, small-batch production rather than mass-market volume, appealing to those seeking authentic Australian craftsmanship. Note that as of March 2025, the brand rebranded to Lenehan Brothers under Dave's siblings Russell and Martin.
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