Wilson Benesch’s Resolution sits near the top of the brand’s classic full-size tower lineage, so £23,500 is strong value if the pair is clean and complete. New pricing for this model was around £52,000–£56,000 in UK terms based on the original $69,500–$75,000 launch figure, so this ask is roughly well under half of new and looks comfortably attractive for a serious used reference speaker.
That’s the appeal here: carbon-fibre construction, a 4-way array, and genuinely deep, controlled bass with high sensitivity and easy room-filling scale. They’re known for speed, refinement, and a big, holographic presentation rather than brute-force warmth, which makes them a rewarding listen if your system can show what they do. At this level, original packaging, grilles, spikes, and confirmed driver condition add real value; if everything is intact, this reads as a properly tempting buy.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.