Coolest color for Wilson Watt/Puppy 7 ?

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The color choice was the hardest, the Red was amazing also

To Kchahoc's point - my recollection from my college days is that it was determined that the color yellow had a lower drag coefficient therefore cars painted yellow went faster, all other things being equal. Extrapolating to speakers, I would imagine that the same characteristic could provide some sonic benefit so yellow would clearly be the way to go :-)

Do you have a wife or live-in gf, is WAF important? What is the decor and color-set of the listening room. Barring these considerations I would still choose something neutral like black/silver/titanium. Loud colored speakers may make your eyes gravitate more toward the speakers. Imaging will be better if the speakers disappear in the room. For that matter, a lot of people will hang something visually appealling on the wall where the center of the soundstage should be so that their eyes will gravitate to this point.

I vote for fuschia, especially if you want to impress the chicks.

Or if you have kids, I would go for a separate color for each of the four boxes, say red/green on one side and blue/yellow on the other, kinda like a big Rubik's Cube just exploded in your living room.

Or better yet, talk Wilson into getting some of that $200/qt. metallic color-changing paint, then you don't have to decide at all but can just move your listening chair around the room based on your mood at the moment. Lessee, purple if I sit in the rear left corner, green if behind the right loudspeaker....

BLACK

We should have the speakers visually as well as acoustically disappear. If we are looking at the speaker, we will feel that the sound is coming from them; instead of from the performers.

Richard