Wilson Audio Sasha DAW’s or Alex 1’s?

Listen to them.  If your willing to spend that much on an Alexx go to a dealer who has them along with the Sasha DAWs.    Personally, I think the Sasha is more than enough unless you have a very large space.   The real issue is getting to hear them without Willsons absurd toe-in setups.  

Those “absurd” toe-ins make ALL the difference. If you get any Wilson, do your best to set them up according to the WASP system... you will be glad you did. It is simply shocking how sensitive these speakers are to slight movements. They have some fudge room but not much. Keep them on the wheels for awhile. Keep in mind, if you buy from a dealer, they will want to set them up. A good plan to start. Audition if possible. Difficult given their sheer weight etc. I think the Alexx are in the 400lb realm. Alexia’s are 260 give or take. Sasha’s are similar.

Toe in is crucial for proper Wilson placement. The dealer will set them up but even the manual makes clear that failure to toe in defeats the theories behind the speaker design and will result in a significant loss of fidelity. 

Sorry, Alexia 1’s, not Alex. (Not my fault that Wilson uses variations of the same Russian name for all of their speakers!  :) 

So, to make the question more clear, they both are on the used market, so auditioning in my home isn’t an option. 
Used, for very similar money, you can get the newer Sasha DAW or the older Alexia 1’s, a larger, higher end speaker, but older tech. 
Not sure what speaker is a better speaker. My room is 16’ x 38’ with 8’ ceilings. (Basement man cave type thing.)