What did I do??

"I trust end user reviews more than only of those people because end users don't get paid to review the speaker!!! No matter how many times you say they are shills they aren't getting paid."....who said  anything about money being exchanged for promoting products on this site getting gulable people to believe fiction over fact....i think its more like free speakers signed by the owner of the company for shill services rendered....oooh wait there arent shills on this site,lmao

I have always wanted to hear some Tektons, so have no experience with their sound signature. I will say that I find Wilson speakers to be shouty and can’t listen to them for more than about 15 minutes. Not a sound presentation that appeals to me. 
While I hope you will be satisfied with your decision, if you are not, just keep moving. They will find a good home even if not yours. 

dramatictenor
I will say that I find Wilson speakers to be shouty and can’t listen to them for more than about 15 minutes.

Interesting. I own a pair older Wilson speakers - with the extremely revealing Focal 1" inverted-dome titanium coated tweeters. Driven by a tube preamp with a Class A solid state amp. While listening this evening to digital streaming, I was really enjoying the great SQ - smooth, full-bodied, and clear. Not even a hint of shouty.

This is the result of cleaning up the power to my system. High performance requires high octane.

I had a brief stint with on OB design by EP.

corelli,

What was it you liked and did not like about the OB design by EP?
The reason I’m asking is I’m trying to make an informed decision on buying the Spatial Audio’s M6 Sapphire's or something else.


Thanks

The older Wilson tweeter was an abomination to my ears. They were only palatable with tube amps and even then they hurt after a time. 

I think it worth mentioning that the newer Wilsons are not using the older tweeter. I believe, at least on the less expensive models, they are using a silk dome.