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Latest spec model, 3 months old and unmarked, totally mint condition. Extremely sad to let these go, absolutely wonderful sounding loudspeakers. All original packaging. If you require any more information feel free to contact me. Collection from Chester preferred but will courier at buyers cost. Always happy to go for a spin and so delivery may be possible depending upon distance.
Compared with the obvious alternative of buying new at this level, £1,190 looks like a strong deal: it sits well below the £1,595 25th percentile and far under the £2,001 median for recent used GBP listings. That puts it in bargain territory rather than merely “good value,” especially for a respected British bookshelf speaker.
The appeal here is the Graham Audio voicing: natural midrange, clean imaging, and an easy, unfatiguing balance that suits vocals, jazz, and small-scale acoustic music. Chartwell LS6 models are also nicely built and tend to hold demand well. At this price, a clean example in excellent condition is a buy-first, think-later listing, with the usual checks being intact cabinets, drivers, and any original packaging if you care about resale.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Graham Audio, a family-owned British company founded in 2010 by Paul Graham, traces its roots to Devon in southwest England. With over two decades in professional audio—including recording, broadcasting, and live sound—Paul Graham sought to preserve the revered "BBC sound" as original monitors aged. After securing BBC permission, he revived these iconic designs from Newton Abbot, blending heritage with modern precision.
The brand specializes in hand-built monitor loudspeakers, notably BBC-licensed models like the LS3/5 and LS5/9. Using premium materials and contemporary components, Graham Audio crafts neutral, transparent speakers suited for studios, home listening rooms, and even prestigious venues such as the Royal Opera House. Their focus remains exclusively on these high-fidelity loudspeakers, eschewing amplifiers, turntables, or other categories.
Positioned as a niche boutique in the high-end market, Graham Audio commands respect among discerning audiophiles for authenticity and performance. Operating from a modest farmhouse, the small team delivers revealing sound that rivals modern rivals while honoring mid-20th-century engineering, appealing to collectors and professionals who prioritize realism over flash.
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