And is that a trickle down driver from Dave's ChronosonicThis is another vote for the view (my oft-stated view) that the secret sauce of the new generation of Wilson speakers is the midrange driver from the XVX.
And is that a trickle down driver from Dave's ChronosonicThis is another vote for the view (my oft-stated view) that the secret sauce of the new generation of Wilson speakers is the midrange driver from the XVX.
And is that a trickle down driver from Dave's Chronosonic
The Quadra-Mag Alnico Mid-Range was Dave's last project with Vern Credille. The difficulty of design - the manufacturer insisted that the concept would never work - left it a design in progress at his death. Daryl Wilson and Vern completed the design specifically for the Chronosonic XVX.And is that a trickle down driver from Dave's Chronosonic
So it is a trickle down of sortsThe Quadra-Mag Alnico Mid-Range was Dave's last project with Vern Credille. The difficulty of design - the manufacturer insisted that the concept would never work - left it a design in progress at his death. Daryl Wilson and Vern completed the design specifically for the Chronosonic XVX.
A piece of a very large puzzle. So many other pieces allow it to shineThis is another vote for the view (my oft-stated view) that the secret sauce of the new generation of Wilson speakers is the midrange driver from the XVX.
I totally understand that. But to an outsider the other changes may seem more subtle.A piece of a very large puzzle. So many other pieces allow it to shine
No, it’s not. The new midrange driver is why I literally would rather have the XVX than the WAMM Chronosonic if someone said I could choose one of them.
Have you listened to both of them in similar conditions? I only listened to the WAMM and also was fascinated by the midrange liquidity, as I reported in WBF.
Of course not. Are you aware of any dealer who has the WAMM and the XVX side-by-side?
I don’t understand your implication here. I don’t know what “midrange liquidity” means.
Do you really think it makes any sense to suggest that the newer midrange driver — populating each of the new generation of loudspeakers — is sonically inferior to the earlier one in the WAMM?
Ok, many people use the word liquidity, even in this forum, with the same sense it is being used in this thread. Just google the expression in the forum and you will immediately get a sense of what people mean with it.
Lee invited me over for a listen. I said Wow. The new design really took the sound up to a new level. I really liked them and they are gorgeous. Enjoy!I am finishing up my Alexia V review which will be a video review posted on our YouTube channel.
Bottom line is that it is significantly better than the already good Alexia 2s I had before. In the video I will explain why I believe that is so.
Daryl’s designs just keep getting better like their drivers.
Now I'm a believer that subs when done right will improve almost all speaker setups. I would go Loke and Alexia V but that is just me.I am mighty tempted to upgrade to the Alexia Vs from my DAWs. But I have a Loke on order yet to be delivered. Do you think the Loke will work with the Alexia Vs or will be superfluous? Too late to cancel my Loke order now so be interested to hear what people think.
Done right, 100% agree. After over 2 years due to Covid, the XLFs were finally calibrated to the system (which underwent changes during Covid as well)...and they kindly re-calibrated the sub as well which has very good adjustability (8-point frequency adjustments where you can place those 8 anywhere between 15hz and 200hz with +/- 6db, plus a complete rollover adjustment below 20hz and above 40hz - 200hz at anywhere up to 36db slope plus complete 360 degree phase control)...and the result has been stunningly successful.Now I'm a believer that subs when done right will improve almost all speaker setups. I would go Loke and Alexia V but that is just me.
I would reach out to Wilson on setup, etc. I can only imagine how great that setup could be.
Agree. I put in a pair of subs a few years back and was surprised how they impacted the room sonics. They seem to act more as a platform for the soundscape. So much so, they were initially interacting with the floor and walls to such an extent I had to isolate them from the floor. Used a couple sets of Norm Varney’s EVP’s (https://avroomservice.com/evp-2/) and that brought everything back in line. It seems that subs are in some ways pressurizing the room, providing a sort of sonic floor/base filler, in an unobtrusive way.Now I'm a believer that subs when done right will improve almost all speaker setups. I would go Loke and Alexia V but that is just me.
I would reach out to Wilson on setup, etc. I can only imagine how great that setup could be.
I support any Wilson speaker upgrade to get that new midrange driver!I am mighty tempted to upgrade to the Alexia Vs from my DAWs. But I have a Loke on order yet to be delivered. Do you think the Loke will work with the Alexia Vs or will be superfluous? Too late to cancel my Loke order now so be interested to hear what people think.
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