Stereophile review of the new Wilson Watt/Puppy

We all hear differently and have our own preferences.  As it should be.  Some seem put off by a speaker you have never heard; maybe resenting its unafordability.  There are many successfully speaker brands giving everyone choices.  The magazines may be influenced by their readers who have made Wilson the leader in high end speaker sales.  I'm a Wilson guy having worked my way up through the B&Ws to the 800 Nautilus.  Current B&Ws are now better.  Then the Wilson WP7s charmed me.  Since then, three more pair from Wilson.

That said, my long time and highly successful Wilson dealer has had some custom Sasha Vs on order for some time.  He is a trained expert in speaker setup so great ears. They sell many high end brands, dCS, D'AG, etc. He has just cancelled that Sasha order for himself in favor of a pair of the new Watt/Puppy. Very similar sound for way less money and a smaller footprint as well. 

Your ears, your money comes to mind.

Enjoy the music.

Bob

This was/is pretty much my experience and take on the WWPs vs the other speakers I heard and the Sasha V. The new Puppies may cannibalize the Wilson lineup .

The Sasha's would be better for rock music (more bass where you need/feel it) and the speakers measure about the same otherwise, which one would expect as they use pretty much the same other components.

A WWP with a sub would probably be the best/most economical way to get the best of all worlds.

@ckr1969 

Couldn't one also use the same rationale to say that at over 1.6 million dollars, a Bugatti Veyron should be able to go off-roading? 

@toddalin surely you can do better comparison, Bugatti is a sports car, pretty silly response.

like I said earlier, at $40k they should be able to play all music, some better than others but at the end of the day all speakers should be able to play any music to a point, especially at $40k