Wilson Colors

[Joe P]

 

[Elberoth]

What happened to Desert Silver ? My fav color.

 

[Joe P]

What happened to Desert Silver ? My fav color.

+1

 

[Steve williams]

What happened to Desert Silver ? My fav color.

My X1 version l was desert silver.

 

[MJB]

Mine are Obsidian Black.

Also gone is the Macadamia Brown.

The GT Silver looks good.

 

[Steve williams]

Mine are Obsidian Black.

Also gone is the Macadamia Brown.

The GT Silver looks good.

Mine are Black Almondine, also discontinued

 

[Ron Resnick]

A very nice and wide array of colors!

(But I have learned the hard way not to trust colors viewed on computer or telephone displays; especially gray which is a fiendishly complex color, as gray can lean brown or lean purple or lean blue or lean beige.)

I’ve learned that one must take physical samples into daylight to really see the color.

 

[NorthStar]

I think colors are best seen where sounds are best heard...in the listening room, when the music is playing.

 

[metaphacts]

What happened to Desert Silver ? My fav color.

All of these new colors are an expansion of what Wilson offers.

Desert Silver, or any other color we have painted previously, is still available. In fact, Quartz is Desert Silver with extra flake.

Wilson will also custom match a color sample provided at an upcharge.

Bottom line is that we now offer over 70 colors in the Standard, Upgrade and Premium categories and an unlimited number of custom colors beyond that.

 

[Ron Resnick]

I think colors are best seen where sounds are best heard...in the listening room, when the music is playing.

This is a very good point Bob. I agree. This is the second part of my process.

I like to see what the color truly looks like by seeing a physical sample in the daylight. Then one must view that same physical sample in situ to experience the vagaries of how the sun comes and goes in the listening room and reflections and shadows and so on, or to see the sample In the purely artificial light of a listening room with no natural, exterior light.

 

[Bruce B]

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I think colors are best seen where sounds are best heard...in the listening room, when the music is playing.

Especially if you have synesthesia...!!!

 

[Steve williams]

This is a very good point Bob. I agree. This is the second part of my process.

I like to see what the color truly looks like by seeing a physical sample in the daylight. Then one must view that same physical sample in situ to experience the vagaries of how the sun comes and goes in the listening room and reflections and shadows and so on, or to see the sample In the purely artificial light of a listening room with no natural, exterior light.

I only care what mine look like in the dark ......invisible.

I love the color of my speakers. They change with the time of day and the direction in which you are seeing them

 

[NorthStar]

Especially if you have synesthesia...!!!

That's...a good point.

Synesthesia is a condition in which one sense (for example, hearing) is simultaneously perceived as if by one or more additional senses such as sight. Another form of synesthesia joins objects such as letters, shapes, numbers or people's names with a sensory perception such as smell, color or flavor.

The color has to match your decor and pleansantness from your eyes and state-of-mind with all type of different music listening.

 

[Joe P]

WA Dealers can order samples like these if you want to see the colors in your listening room: