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發表於 2011-8-27 23:58:08
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I had the W/P 7 for over 2 years. It is an excellent speaker but one may have to spend quite some effort to coax the best out of it. The speaker is quite sensitive to amp and placement, especially toe-in and distance from back wall. The Sophia (I) came out approximately the same time as the WP 7, and to many presented a slightly more relaxed and coherent sound. It seemed to be easier to obtain good results with it. I read that even people at Wilson Audio were surprised and they quickly pushed out the W/P 8. To me and many Wilson users, the W/P's have always been great speaker with fast transients, highly detailed, very low noise leading to dark background, and highly dynamic. What I like most is that it can throw a huge soundstage reminisce of speakers of much larger sizes. Unfortunately coherence has always been a W/P problem. With the 5 or 6, one seemed to hear 2 speakers: a fast and highly resolved Watt and a slower Puppy. The W/P 7 is the first W/P I heard that seemed to almost, but still not completely solved this problem. I suppose a big constraint with the W/P design configuration is that the Watt can be a stand-alone monitor with its own crossover. The Sophia (and the MAXX) does not have this constraint. I would think that the Sophia may be more coherent although it may not be as highly resolved and dynamic as the W/P 7. Eventually, Wilson removed the "Watt as a stand-alone" constraint in the Sasha W/P. The Sophia 3 uses technologies developed for the Sasha and MAXX3. I guess I would, like Simcity CHing, take the Golf R. |
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發表於 2011-8-27 23:40:59
