Wilson's new speaker the Sasha is coming.

Box, stats (CLS), box, planar (MG3a), planar (Diva), box, box, stats (Prodigy), planar (MG20.1), box, box..

Having lived with the MG20.1 (3yrs) prior to my latest two boxes, I must say that they are great speakers, but like all others, have their inherent limitations. A change is sometime a good thing but does not necessarily means an improvement. It 'evolves' with one's ideal, taste and priorities of sound reproductions.

Thus, more meaningful here would be if mentioned or competing speakers have actually been compared to the Sasha.

here you can see the Sacha, just put 3 w before the first dot

.avcat.jp/avnews/2009/Sasha%20WP%20Press%20Release.pdf

I can understand the fascination with having a new toy, but for anyone who knows the sound of music, I'm afraid it 'aint coming out of a box.

From AVGUIDE...

"Interestingly, though the Sasha W/P is significantly more sophisticated than the Watt/Puppy System 8 that it replaces, it will sell for $26,900/pair—slightly less than the price of the outgoing Watt/Puppy System 8. Wilson explains that the price reduction is made possible by leveraging the increased efficiencies of its new manufacturing facility."

But then why did the Maxx IIIs go up so much in price. Seems odd.