WILSON AUDIO.....BIG NAME, BIG PRICE........ARE THEY THAT GOOD?

I’ve spent decades doubting the power of marketing, even though it’s one of my degrees.  Strong marketing does explain the strength of several products which really may not represent to many a cohesive price/performance formula.

Truly successful marketing explains Range Rover, Rolex, Bose and Wilson Audio.  I applaud those firms for playing the game better than others.  They validate the consumer with a sense of pride and accomplishment regardless of what other seemingly more critical minds project.

I now live in an area up to my gluteus maximus in Range Rovers brought in by transplant residents who rave about them.  Really?  And why does your Range Rover smell like curry?  Which BTW I love.  But they did not ask me to buy them for them, so I move on.

For those haters of others audio products;  it’s not YOUR money, it’s not YOUR ears so stay in your own lane please.  Stop rescuing strays.  Don’t we have enough caustic judgement already?

Thank you I’ll be here ‘till Friday and try the veal.

I now live in an area up to my gluteus maximus in Range Rovers brought in by transplant residents who rave about them.

And why does your Range Rover smell like curry?

Wow! Xenophobia smells worse than curry if you ask me.

haha this thread started in the toilet... now it is officially in the cesspool

Somebody comments about a coolant leak (curry smell) in a Range Rover and now he is xenophobic? 

Cancel Culture now permeates our every walk of life..........

Oz

I would love to have a pair of Wilson speakers.  I have heard them in someone's home a few times and several times in different stores over the last few decades.  They sound wonderful.  The resale value shows what these speakers are worth.  A big part of the resale value, in addition to its performance is based on the reputation of the company and its product support.  When I spend large sums for a stereo component, I want to know the company is going to be there when I need them.  Many of these big name hifi companies have been transitioning from their original founder/genus's to the next generation of leadership and ownership these last few decades.  Some have made the transition and sadly, some good companies have not.  Wilson Audio will hopefully be around for some time to come.  Indications are that they will, right?