Wilson Sophia 3


Sasha tweeter, new woofer, new M material. Looks promising...

http://wilsonaudio.com/product_html/sophia_minisite_1.html
sdrenslow
To Missioncoonery,You should not make such a general statement like that about the finish without seeing at least one example for yourself!
Bigpond
That makes no sense.If owners complain about finish cracks on this site time and time again I dont need to see it,I beleive them.Really makes no diff as Im not interested in buying speakers at this time and I would think long and hard before buying Wilsons.The OP asked about opinions on what to do with his "made up issues" with the finish on his Wilsons.
I believe that is called 'hearsay'. It is unclear what value comes from folks who simply repeat what others write on Internet forums without the ability to offer direct evidence of their own.
I belive the finish issue was an on off, and was traced down by Wilson to the bad batch of glue. It affected various models, including the Maxx II. AFAIK all customers who reported this problem got brand new enclosures or even speakers, some even got a free color change/upgrade in the process. I'm on my second pair of Wilson speakers (first Sophia 2, and now Sasha) and never had ANY prblems.

The speakers do not sound any worse than the day you bought them. If you liked the sound then, you shoud like them now as much, irrespective of the new models.