Love the video. Great window to the technology and attention to detail that Wilson utilizes.

Man those are some gorgeous speakers. Love the aesthetic design. Hopefully I will be able to hear some in person. Have a great day!

A very complete explanation. Thanks.

Knowledgeable, helpful and self deprecating, all the traits I admire in a good salesperson. Thank you for an excellent introduction to the Sasha DAW!

I’m digging your belt bucket as well.....

Really love the videos these guys are putting out now. I made some twee comment some months ago that they were a bit awkward on camera, but I thought that was their charm. Now? Still love the videos, even though they have lost the slightly awkward style that all new youtubers have. Great content, I'll never be able to afford the juicy stuff in their store, but I can still drool over it.....

I love them... just got them... had the 8's but these DAW's are an amazing beast.. I have them in Ivory.

I have to say I am only 4 minutes into this video and it is already excellent. You do an excellent and thorough job explaining the history and now you're launching into explaining the speakers themselves this is great and very thorough really well done

Thank you for another great video!

Wow those are cool speakers!

Brilliant! Thanks, Adrian!

Great how to video! Thanks

Really enjoyed the insights 🙏

Fabulous!

While iv'e never heard a couple of Wilson's, i somehow still have a dream getting a pair before i'm "out of here" ;-) The original Puppy's is my goal, but that most for the affordability there is pointing this model out. The Sasha's i'm sure is a step up the ladder. Cheers from Denmark

I like your personal take on gear as a group of friends and getting to know what you value - I would love to hear how each of you got into working in audio and making this choice over other career choices. Thank you!

Great review 👍🏽🤟🏽🤙🏽

Way cool. I've read that Dave Wilson used to joke that the name for the woofer module was 'because a Tiny Tot's best friend is his Puppy.' Or words to that effect.

Midrange driver also have flared port behind the speaker cabinet 🤔...interesting speaker design ....

I actually liked the Sabrina's more than these after hearing both on the same day and they're less expensive to boot !

@divertiti

4 жыл бұрын

That's interesting, can you elaborate on what components were used with each and what did you like more about the Sabrina?

@itsrecordingman

4 жыл бұрын

@@divertiti the Sabrina's were powered by low to mid tier solid state Mac gear and the daw's were powered by high end audio research tube gear - bass extension was more impressive and immersive with the Sabrina's, width and depth of soundstage was noticeably better - and clarity of the Sabrina was equally as impressive without the edgier highs of the the DAW's - the sasha's aren't necessarily objectionable, but they aren't remarkable either IMO - after hearing nearly 70 pairs of speakers my top five were the b&w 800 D3 and 802 D3, rockport Cygnus, Wilson Sabrina, and sonus faber serafino tradition in no particular order

@VideoArchiveGuy

3 жыл бұрын

I can hear the enclosure pretty clearly on any Wilson model below the Sasha DAW or older Sasha W/P.

I bet you had Wilson Audio TuneTots in the kids room with the crib in the sweet spot.

I've had the blessing of auditioning the DAW, and they are great, but placement at least 3' away from listening position front wall and 8' apart are essential.

@stateniland

2 жыл бұрын

that all depends on the SIZE room they are in..

Does a speaker cloth/grill somewhat accomplish the same thing related to time alignment? High frequencies are more direct and accordingly anything put it front blocks those waves. Lower frequencies are less impacted. I guess this is why also many systems consist of bookshelf speakers and separate subs. I prefer to look at my engine through a glass vs seeing the resistors through a glass. 😂

Given the dimensions of the speakers, how 'small' is the small space into which they will fit comfortably, and perform to the required standard? Also, what is the required power output of an amplifier to drive them optimally?

@terrym540

4 жыл бұрын

@@adrianlow2114 Thank you for the additional information.

interesting they are using KT88

What Wilson color white is that?

amazing speakers - you know wilson uses SB acoustics drivers

@genkifd

4 жыл бұрын

@@adrianlow2114 dont know about them making their own drivers. but they are known to modify them

Great video. What’s the MSRP on these?

@robineur

4 жыл бұрын

£39,998 in the United Kingdom.

@stephensmith3111

4 жыл бұрын

$37900 in the United States (re: the absolute sound "2020 ULTIMATE DIRECTORY to High-End Loudspeakers and Cables" issue 307, p. 122). Optional finishes will cost more, but that information was not provided.

Couple of faux pas but that unscripted stuff. I was told that Banana plugs produce the best connections so why would Wilson not go that route?

Whats your email, Im intereste in buying the Sasha DAW. I would like to send you some audio files and wont you to play them and then upload the video to youtube so that I can hear my music played through the Wilson Sasha DAWs

@Royalorgans

4 жыл бұрын

@@adrianlow2114 Hi Adrian, I tried emailing you but it comes back to me saying that the email doesn't exist. Are you sure you gave me the right email? Please send it to me again or an alternative email that I can send the files to.

$$?

It is a shame that not more people will be able to enjoy this speaker. At $38,000 (US) this speaker costs about the same as the average automobile.

I've never heard a speaker worth over $2,000

@Scottlp2

4 жыл бұрын

Despite their video on horror stories of buying used I’ve had very good luck and it is a way to get audio gear at significant savings.

@keithbrandson6293

4 жыл бұрын

That is so sad to hear. Quality music playback can add beauty and art and life and emotion to your heart and soul. Limiting your experience to

@divertiti

4 жыл бұрын

$2000 is just scratching the surface of what's possible for music reproduction, you're missing out on so much. Hope you get to hear it one day.

@FrankySilverFace

4 жыл бұрын

Joe Home Tooth. My false "tooth" will fall out. Ya whipper snapper!

Definitely out of reach of most people!

@RealHIFIHelp

4 жыл бұрын

Then get the Marten Bird 1 used, 2x better and costs 1/10 of this thing.

Paint job looks bad on the upper right of the bass module

@peterkuntz6076

4 жыл бұрын

wrap not yet removed

Pfffft

time alignment audiophoolery nonsense