Wilson Audio Haters

@plutos ........hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha lol :)

You life in the past and we live in the future. When you audition S.A.P. you will understand that it does not makes sense anymore where they stand. 

Many people with highend sets were amazed that we could create a level they never experienced before. The were the most impressed that even the loudspeaker is on the side and the other is a little more free does not make a difference.

S.A.P. adapts the speakers. It knows were it stsands in the room. With a professional microphone the volume of the left and right speaker is exactley the same. Even when the stand differently placed.

Another stunning thing is Stealth low freq. This creates a new reference in low freq. Many people called it the best low freq. they ever auditioned.

Because it puts the subwoofer in phase with the loudspeakers. Beside this the system knows exactley were it stand in the room.

The energy is exactley were it is on the recording. Never before you hear the energy of instruments fully free in space just like in real. This is not possible with old fashion audio without S.A.P.

Plutos the Pass labs X150 is one of the weakest amps Pass Labs ever created. The 150.5 had the same kind of limitations. I know them all.

Your Marantz Sa-1 is a 2 dimensional source. This means that the stage it build is not able to create over 1 metre of stage depth. It even creates less than 1 metre of stage depth. We tested it and we could proof to the client who owned it that it limited his 3D stage.

He sold it and bought an Olive 06HD. His stage became a lot deeper and wider.

Again this proves that most people buy 2 dimensional products.

@shadorne 

read the review which I put here before. The truth is difficult for some people to handle. They can use words to attack me. Then I will attack you based on facts. Be a man and just focus on the remarks. 

http://www.stereophile.com/content/monitor-audio-platinum-pl300-ii-loudspeaker#derjpXyzYVKDQjSS.97

The AMT is superior to the dome tweeter of the Wilson!

Its true that ribbon tweeters and folded ribbon tweeters are two different though related things.

That’s about as much as I know about it other than that folded ribbon tweeters tend to be more directional than domes and I’ve heard really good sound come from both set up well.

Its also true that I think Bo needs some human interaction training to go along with his hifi expertise. If I were his manager I’d stick him back behind that curtain with a gag in his mouth.

Bo,

Much earlier I asked a question about what gear you use/recommend? Your response, best that I could discern as it was so convoluted, was that you considered that information exclusive and proprietary. Now we discover, thanks to detective work by ct0517, that your system is comprised of excellent gear, yet gear that is available to mere mortals. 

Now that that mystery is unraveled, please answer the last question that I asked:
 
How does S.A.P. eliminate early reflections (such as those from your uncovered wood flooring) that smear time coherence?

Dave