Francisco, did you learn anything from the video? What was the purpose of the video if not to explain the set up procedure for the new Alexia V speaker? I see it in this very thread title.
Peter, this is mainly a video explaining the "why's", not the "how to do", focused on the new Alexia. It is part of a communication strategy of Wilson Audio, following a line of articulation that started a long time ago.
If it’s been done many many times in the past and everyone knows it, why was this video even made? Do you not think the video would have been more interesting if it utilized some of the suggestions I made in my post?
As Lee explained, there will be another video focused on some set up aspects. This video is interesting enough to be a stand alone video. I can understand however that someone that does not know about the man and the brand finds it disappointing.
Could you please share a link to a video where Peter McGrath records a system and then uses the WASP procedure to improve the sound and then records it again? Why not show just one image of the speakers in place in the room context about which he is basing his video? It seems like a huge missed opportunity to make something that is interesting to watch.
Sorry Peter, I will not loose my time and pollute this thread discussing our different opinions about the abusive use of Youtube videos in the high-end. BTW, simple use of google with the words "WASP" and "Wison Audio" will return you many articles on WASP .
Francisco, did you learn anything from the video? What was the purpose of the video if not to explain the set up procedure for the new Alexia V speaker? I see it in this very thread title.
If it’s been done many many times in the past and everyone knows it, why was this video even made? Do you not think the video would have been more interesting if it utilized some of the suggestions I made in my post?
Could you please share a link to a video where Peter McGrath records a system and then uses the WASP procedure to improve the sound and then records it again? Why not show just one image of the speakers in place in the room context about which he is basing his video? It seems like a huge missed opportunity to make something that is interesting to watch.
Thanks Peter for your feedback. We did not intend for it to be a super detailed how-to on the WASP. We wanted to give more of an overview of what Peter or a Wilson Audio dealer would do as part of setup and also cover the basics of the uncreating of the modules and assembly.
Based on this and other feedback, we will have in my Alexia V video review more shots of the speaker placement in the room and the associated gear.
If you want to see a more detailed video on the WASP, this is one they have done where Dave talks and Daryl demonstrates...
I currently own SabrinaX and thinking to upgrade to either Sasha DAW or Alexia 2.
My listening room size is 12' by 15' and currently SabrinaX is on the 12' side, they are 8' apart and my listening position is about 9' away from the speakers.
I am wondering if Alexia 2/V will be too big for my room.
I currently own SabrinaX and thinking to upgrade to either Sasha DAW or Alexia 2.
My listening room size is 12' by 15' and currently SabrinaX is on the 12' side, they are 8' apart and my listening position is about 9' away from the speakers.
I am wondering if Alexia 2/V will be too big for my room.
