Speakers that copied the Wilson Watt Puppy look


Joseph Audio Pearl
Hyperion 968 and 938
Von Schweikert VR4's VR5's
Aerial 20Ts
Hansen Emperor
PBN Pennywise speakers
Genesis 500, 501
ARS Gravitas Max. Here's a pic of the ARS.
http://www.audioasylum.com/audio/speakers/messages/31/319947.html

Supreme Audio Pulsar D8
Here's a pic of Supreme Audio Pulsar D8. They really copied the Wilson look.
http://www.studio-22.com/pulsaraudio/supremad8/supremad8.htm

Gradient Revolution
Electrocompaniet NORDIC TONE
ACI Jaguar / LFM speakers made with built in amps.
Here's a pic of the ACI speakers. Its at the bottom of the page
http://mccollums4.home.mchsi.com/
doug99
The Swans Allures copied the look quite a bit. They were one cabinet, though. I have a pair in my bedroom.
pojuojuo, yup your right.
Someone on Audiogon has them.
The cabinet looks really nice.
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vhome&1313672086
Audiodude, how do you like the Swan Allures? They do look nice and they use the Audax Aerogel drivers.
I notice the people who have them online use the Swan Allures with Tube amps.
Here's a system with the Swan Allures.
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I enjoyed the Bud Fried comments above. I had the original Fried H which had satellites for each channel and a center subwoofer with twin transmission lines. Fried later came out with the M which used the same satellites placed on top of a separate subwoofer for each channel. The M had better integration of drivers. I later built O subwoofers which were similar to the M but used a 10" woofer, and I placed the H satellites on top of the subwoofer. My brother continues to use that system to this day. Despite the passing of over 30 years, they still sound really good.

As far as I can tell, these designs by Bud Fried were really the origin of the Watt/Puppy concept.