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Wilson Sasha V

In two days Wilson Audio will announce the new Sasha V.  Previews show the major changes are to the tweeter, midrange and top plate of the woofer section which will now have V material.  The new Sasha V will also include the new isolation spike designed with V material.

On the one hand, I love the sound of my Sasha DAWs.  I’ve only had them for about a year and now my audio neurosis will kick in making me wonder what I am missing out on with the new speaker.  On the other hand, I applaud Wilson Audio for continuing to work to advance the state of the art.  That’s the sign of a healthy business.

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grislybutter
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frankmc195
166 posts
 

I think you summed it up when you said "I love the sound of my Sasha DAWS".

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pennfootball71
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Well the good thing about Wilson is they hold resale value well.

The Sasha DAW is more colored than the Sasha V. I was not impressed with the DAW & went to a YG instead.The Sasha V is more neutral with a much more natural midrange and more sparkle in the highs.

Crossover also improved it’s not an evolution but a revolution compared to the old DAW. Driver tech has made a quantum leap improvement in Wilson the past 3 years. I would replace your DAW in a heartbeat. I am seriously considering the V myself since the next level up YG is 65k for a Hailey 3.2 and these are cheaper at 45 grand.

brianh61
82 posts
 

Does using Dayton Plate Amps in your Sub = Innovation?

mickeyb
570 posts
 

They actually look like the droids, Huey, duey and Louie from Bruce Derns masterpiece “silent running”. I’d love a pair. 

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