Your room looks amazing. I had my Wilson W/P installed this past summer by my dealer as well. They did an amazing job and it took a few hours. I will say that as the speakers broke in, I had to tweak the speaker location to keep the soundstage locked in. The speakers are incredible. As you mentioned about wanting to upgrade amps and such, you’ll be amazed how much change you will hear through the W/P. They are so revealing. I am using D’Agostino amp and BAT tube preamp. It’s absolutely stunning.
WOW! I have heard the W/P on D'Agostino amp and it was turly amazing! And yes, I have done the same in tweeking my placement slightly as they have changed since installation. So far I am loving the sound of these speakers. Agree with you Absolutely Stunning! Thank You!
@@sprroach44 Yes, I need power conditioning on the amp. The rest of the equipment have conditioning but it is old, so that needs to be updated as well.
Congratulations! Glad to see your speakers have been installed. Enjoy this next phase of your audiophile journey. Looking forward to your future impressions and see where the road continues to take you. I also really enjoy your music/album reviews, and now you have an even better tool for doing the reviews.
Congrats on the Wilson speakers! I remember the first time I heard Wilson Watt Puppies in a dealer showroom in the early 90's. Great 3-D soundstage. Also saw Four Play back in the mid 90's in a small venue. Fantastic concert. I see many hours of enjoyable listening in your future. 🙂
@TascamTascam Without hearing what I heard, don't make assumptions. Granted, I only heard a few tracks, but what I heard was phenomenal. Paired with the $20,000 Linn CD player, Jeff Rowland preamp and Mark Levinson amp.
Thank you my friend, Like you I was first introduced to Wilson Speakers back in the late 80's and into the 90's mostly at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, I actually shook David Wilson's hand one year at the show. I have coveted these speakers for a very long time but they have always been way out of reach. Only in my retirement years has it been possible to consider them. Would have loved to see Fourplay, I think I have nearly every cd they released. Great music for sure. Thank you again.
@@vinylrules4838 I heard them for an hour at my local dealer with Audio Research and Luxman amps. I am not making assumptions. Even the dealer commented the bass was too strong. Looks are subjective, but personally, I think they are ugly like all Wilson speakers, but they are well constructed.
@TascamTascam might have been the room. When I listened, the speakers had a short wall behind them. Somewhere above about 4' was open. That allowed the low frequencies somewhere to go without totally being reinforced by the room.
Great room! Glad you got the acoustic treatment installed with the WP50th! Excited for you. Nice that the sound treatment tames that “mid bass bump” and allows the speakers to be closer to front wall
Congratulations Mike and thank you for sharing your audio experience . The Wilson Audio speakers will be certainly a better sound for more and more listening pleasure 😁 The speakers positioning as close to the wall is surprising for me. I wait impatiently the next video !
A little supprised as well. I have been listening to some music with a known strong bottom end to see if there is any bloating of the bottom end but it just sounds solid without boom, so far very satistied. Thank you!
Congratulations! The setup looks really excellent, I can’t imagine how exciting it must be. The only thing you may want to consider is replacing that high-backed listening chair with a chair with a low back.
Don you are right on!! I have been shoping for a new listening chair for sometime and have a couple I am considering. The one I have in there now is rocker recliner and I don't like it much. Thank you Don!
Congrats enjoy your beautiful end game speakers, what dreams are made of. Great choice of amplification. I myself use the CA 300 amplifier, and CP 60 preamplifier with the moving coil unit in it. I will never let these go. Enjoy to the fullest my friend👌🎼🔊
Great video Mike! The room is looking sensational. End game speakers. Your future upgrades on amps etc is really going to be easy to distinguish differences now. Go for a very flexible phono preamp on gain and impedance settings to give you flexibility on cartridge choice. All the best mate👍
Congrats to your new speakers, now you can listen to EVERYTHING you have at home, this will be a great time. Strangely enough my psaudio FR30 might leave my space soon if psaudio doesn´t get something very bad fixed. I was so happy with them for almost 2 years and after listening to other brands I immediately found out that my FR30 have a serious problem with the lower-mids to bass instruments. There is a kind of gap where the bass should step in, but it doesn´t, only when it goes really deep to the lowest lows , and having bigtime volume they getting alive, or with artificial bass, they can do that too but that gap and missing freq. area I need to get fixed or the FR30 are leaving soon
I had the oppertunity to listen to the FR30's in audio shop in Las Vegas and I was very impressed with there sound, Very powerfull bottom end and detailed on top. They are a large speaker but I thought they had great sound. Hope you can get them fixed, they are wonderful speakers. Thank you!
@@MikesVinylExperience there is s gap in bass with my FR30 and i only found out listening to other speakers. They can go really low, specially with artif. bass but it needs a lot of horse power to get them that alive. The range ~45-35 hz is almost silent. So much happens in the mids and highs, great soundstage and clarity but that missing range in the lower regions are a No-Go for 37k speakers that size, sadly
@@77MovieFan That is not good. Hope everything goes well either a fix or change them out for something else. That range 45-35 is so very important, I am sure you have tried moving them around in the room to see if that would help in that bass region? Hope you will keep us posted on what you end up doing. Thank you!
Congratulations on these beautiful speakers. What amp are you running now and what are you planning to upgrade to? I really like your room and acoustics setup. Very clean and well organized. 🎉 enjoy!😊
I am currently using an older Classe CA 150 power amp with a Classe CP 50 preamp. They actually sound very good with the new speakers and I am suprised how they drive them. It has 150 w/8 ohms and 300 w/4 ohms. As far as an upgrade, I had been thinking about Mcintosh (not sure what to think about them now that Bose has picked them up) Moon by SimAudio, possibly Boulder and AR but they are really expensive so not really sure what to do at this point. I am thinking i will get the speakers broke in and used to them and then start figuring out what to do about amp and preamp. Thank you so much!
Room looks great , acoustic treatments look great also. The only thing you might consult with Wilson about is adding clouds , I did with my speakers and it was an immediate increase in soundstage depth and imaging.
I have thought about that since my ceiling is painted sheetrock. I have been so impressed with what the small amount of treatment has done to the sound of the room that it sure makes you want to do more. Thank you!
@@dominicdiclemente8877 Just looking at what I have now, your right, I don't think it would be too hard to build a couple frames and some acoustic foam. With my ceiling being black I could just do black fabric and never know they were there. Thank you for the suggestion!
Congratulations! The room treatment is a must,great gear.Can you give us speaker measurement in the room, distance between,side & back wall?Thank you in advance.
I think you are doing everything correct. The speakers look amazing and I love that they spent hours setting it up for you on your system. I’m no expert on acoustics but what was the experts opinion on adding additional panels on the ceiling and back wall? I know you can over do it but I’m curious. I have an unfinished room about the same size of your room. Future plans…
They thought maybe add two or three on the ceiling but no more. I asked if I should consider adding absorbtion to the french doors and they said they wouldn't. I will adjust to what has been done and then maybe re-evaluate in a few weeks. I don't want to get to crazy with it thats for sure. Thank you so much!
Completely understand, are the corners bass traps? What did they say about them? Did they use a microphone and computer to evaluate what kind of treatment to add?
@@dexhome_2010 Before they installed the room treatment they messured the room and then started claping hands as they moved about the room with one person sitting in the middle of the room and then moving forward and backward with a sound meter. The corner panels are the same absorbtion panles as the two on the side walls for first reflection, so they are not what I would call bass traps but they are absorbtion panels. The difference in the room is striking with treatment. Thank you!
Heard Acoustic Sounds only received a fraction of the new Beatles box sets as did the other distributors and they are going to have to cancel a bunch of orders, so you will be fortunate if you receive one. And also congratulations on the new setup.
Your video makes me wonder if I'm actually an audiophile, LOL? 3 hours positioning speakers, OMG. The setup not only looks great but is great apparently. I'll be curious how the new speakers change your perception of your amplifier and other equipment. Congratulations Mike!
Brian, you are an audiophile through and through my friend!! I have been very pleased so far with sound of the amp with these speakers, I have been feeling the heat sinks on the back expecting them to be much hotter than normal since these speakers really put a load on the amp but it hasn't been much hotter which is supprising. Thank you so much Brian!
I have been listening to a little of everything, as of late vinyl has been the choice since I have much more vinyl than cd/sacd's. I use Spotify mostly to vet out new stuff I am considering. Thank you
The room is 22' long and 13' wide. And they did discuss the size of the room and really only recommended maybe to consider adding ceiling absorbtion. They didn't think anything in the back of the room would be needed since I have my record and cd racks in the back and that they do some deflection already. I do have two french doors that I asked if I should treat and they said listen to it for a while and get used to the sound and then we can temporarly place some absorbtion on the doors and see if it is better or worse. I think if I do any more at this point it would be on the ceiling. Thank you David.
Congratulations! The color of your speakers look similar to my duettes that are in Mercedes silver. Did the wasp speaker set up come close to what you had with the B&w set-up or was it different? It looks to me they put the speakers further back.
They are closer to the wall than I had the B&W's. The crazy thing to me is there is no hint of a mid bass hump. I am guessing that the room treatment has a bit to do with that. Thank you Robert!
Congrats! Maybe add some plants - they are natural diffusers and are aesthetically pleasing. My sense is that sometimes a room can be over treated and just having a lived in room, with objects like bookcases (with books) paintings, record shelves, ottomans., etc work better and provide a less sterile environment.
And this is why this hobby is so much fun! Everyone has there own likes and dislikes in sound and that is okay! What I might like you may think that is not for me and visa vrsa. That is why we are so lucky to have many options for us all. Thanks for your comment.
@@MikesVinylExperience You are correct. Maybe if I had heard those speakers in a better room, I would have liked them more. I owned Wilson Sohias 20 years ago but I sold them in a year and a half because they were too bass heavy and boomy for me. 4 months ago, I bought Focal Utopia Maestro speakers which I'm pleased with. I also own Martin Logan electrostats in another room which aren't so great with the Krell amp they are hooked up to. A little too bright and the bass is not well integrated into the panel. The Focals are great but they have an MSRP of $76K
@@TascamTascam The Focal Utopia's are fantasti! I have heard the Scala EVO and thought they were very nice. A little to large for my room but they sounded verry nice. The Watt Puppie's are certianly not thin sounding speakers in fact they are very full bodied so they would and need to be properly placed in a room and I guess thats why in my room it took them nearly 5 hours total from un crating to final placement. Very pleased (so far) with the sound but as I get used to them, who knows I might want tweek them a bit. Thank you for your thoughts.
@@MikesVinylExperience The Utopia Maestro is much larger than the Scala. It dominates my living room which is not that large. I bought it because I like the local dealer and the speakers sound balanced, but I only have about 55 hours on them so far. I don't like the local Wilson dealer who sells Wilson online all over the country stepping on other dealer's toes. He's almost impossible to get on the phone and is a 1 man huckster operation. The new Watt Puppy sounded bloated and bass heavy in his room of 15x25 even with other speakers moved out of the way. Midrange sounded good.
@TascamTascam just curious which pair of Martin Logans and Krell amp do you have. I also have Martin Logan CLS 1b with SVS sb 4000 subs. Mark Levinson 380s preamp and Krell 300s amp Transparent Reference cable loom it's not bright but we all have likes and dislikes the beauty of this hobby
Great choice of speakers! I’m sure you’ll cherish them for a lifetime. 🎉
Thank you my friend! So far they are very addicting! Thanks again.
Your room looks amazing. I had my Wilson W/P installed this past summer by my dealer as well. They did an amazing job and it took a few hours. I will say that as the speakers broke in, I had to tweak the speaker location to keep the soundstage locked in. The speakers are incredible. As you mentioned about wanting to upgrade amps and such, you’ll be amazed how much change you will hear through the W/P. They are so revealing. I am using D’Agostino amp and BAT tube preamp. It’s absolutely stunning.
WOW! I have heard the W/P on D'Agostino amp and it was turly amazing! And yes, I have done the same in tweeking my placement slightly as they have changed since installation. So far I am loving the sound of these speakers. Agree with you Absolutely Stunning! Thank You!
Speakers and the treatment looks very stylish. Congratulations and happy listening.
The treatment has really made such a huge difference in the room, wasn't really thinking it would be such a difference. Thank you.
Simply stunning and beautiful. You got to so proud of that room. Very well done. Congrats, awesome room
Thank you, its coming along, its really been fun. Thanks again.
Congratulations on the new Wilson’s!
Is the amp between your speakers plugged directly into the wall socket?
Thanks they sound fantastic!
@@sprroach44 Yes, I need power conditioning on the amp. The rest of the equipment have conditioning but it is old, so that needs to be updated as well.
What a great space. Im sure its the payoff of hard work. Congratulations
I love the way it sounds. Can't wait to get a new amp and preamp. Thank you!
Congratulations! Glad to see your speakers have been installed. Enjoy this next phase of your audiophile journey. Looking forward to your future impressions and see where the road continues to take you. I also really enjoy your music/album reviews, and now you have an even better tool for doing the reviews.
Thank you very much! It has been so fun thus far. Thanks again!
What an upgrade ! Congratulations Mike !
Thanks James, its been a fun porcess, excited to at somepoint next year to do a little more updating.
Very happy for you Mike!!
Thank you sir!
Congratulations! Great room and great speakers!
Loving it so far, It's going to fun getting used to the difference in the sound, Can't stop listening, it's been so fun. Thank you!
Congrats on the Wilson speakers! I remember the first time I heard Wilson Watt Puppies in a dealer showroom in the early 90's. Great 3-D soundstage. Also saw Four Play back in the mid 90's in a small venue. Fantastic concert. I see many hours of enjoyable listening in your future. 🙂
Oh please. Back then they blew your eardrums out. Wilson is the most overrated speaker on the planet
@TascamTascam Without hearing what I heard, don't make assumptions. Granted, I only heard a few tracks, but what I heard was phenomenal. Paired with the $20,000 Linn CD player, Jeff Rowland preamp and Mark Levinson amp.
Thank you my friend, Like you I was first introduced to Wilson Speakers back in the late 80's and into the 90's mostly at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, I actually shook David Wilson's hand one year at the show. I have coveted these speakers for a very long time but they have always been way out of reach. Only in my retirement years has it been possible to consider them. Would have loved to see Fourplay, I think I have nearly every cd they released. Great music for sure. Thank you again.
@@vinylrules4838 I heard them for an hour at my local dealer with Audio Research and Luxman amps. I am not making assumptions. Even the dealer commented the bass was too strong. Looks are subjective, but personally, I think they are ugly like all Wilson speakers, but they are well constructed.
@TascamTascam might have been the room. When I listened, the speakers had a short wall behind them. Somewhere above about 4' was open. That allowed the low frequencies somewhere to go without totally being reinforced by the room.
Great room! Glad you got the acoustic treatment installed with the WP50th! Excited for you. Nice that the sound treatment tames that “mid bass bump” and allows the speakers to be closer to front wall
Thanks Greg, just didn't think the treatment would be that dramatic of a change in the room sound. Thanks again.
Congratulations Mike and thank you for sharing your audio experience . The Wilson Audio speakers will be certainly a better sound for more and more listening pleasure 😁 The speakers positioning as close to the wall is surprising for me. I wait impatiently the next video !
A little supprised as well. I have been listening to some music with a known strong bottom end to see if there is any bloating of the bottom end but it just sounds solid without boom, so far very satistied. Thank you!
Congratulations. Those guys are UT audio are great. I used them in the past when I purchased some larger Maggies from them. Enjoy your new setup 🎉
Thank you!!
Congrats! The room treatments turned out fantastic
Thank you, it really does tame the room down. Thanks again.
Congratulations! The setup looks really excellent, I can’t imagine how exciting it must be. The only thing you may want to consider is replacing that high-backed listening chair with a chair with a low back.
Don you are right on!! I have been shoping for a new listening chair for sometime and have a couple I am considering. The one I have in there now is rocker recliner and I don't like it much. Thank you Don!
Congrats enjoy your beautiful end game speakers, what dreams are made of. Great choice of amplification. I myself use the CA 300 amplifier, and CP 60 preamplifier with the moving coil unit in it. I will never let these go. Enjoy to the fullest my friend👌🎼🔊
End game my butt. I heard these horrible speakers at my local dealer. Boomy, fatiguing, and can’t simulate a symphony orchestra
Thank you, Very suprised just how good the Classe dirves these speakers, They sound fantastic. Thank you again.
Look so beautiful
Thank you!
Great video Mike! The room is looking sensational. End game speakers. Your future upgrades on amps etc is really going to be easy to distinguish differences now. Go for a very flexible phono preamp on gain and impedance settings to give you flexibility on cartridge choice. All the best mate👍
Agreed, I am excited to start the next process after the first of the year and see what I can find. Thank again!
Congrats to your new speakers, now you can listen to EVERYTHING you have at home, this will be a great time.
Strangely enough my psaudio FR30 might leave my space soon if psaudio doesn´t get something very bad fixed.
I was so happy with them for almost 2 years and after listening to other brands I immediately found out that my FR30 have a serious problem with the lower-mids to bass instruments. There is a kind of gap where the bass should step in, but it doesn´t, only when it goes really deep to the lowest lows , and having bigtime volume they getting alive, or with artificial bass, they can do that too but that gap and missing freq. area I need to get fixed or the FR30 are leaving soon
I had the oppertunity to listen to the FR30's in audio shop in Las Vegas and I was very impressed with there sound, Very powerfull bottom end and detailed on top. They are a large speaker but I thought they had great sound. Hope you can get them fixed, they are wonderful speakers. Thank you!
@@MikesVinylExperience there is s gap in bass with my FR30 and i only found out listening to other speakers. They can go really low, specially with artif. bass but it needs a lot of horse power to get them that alive. The range ~45-35 hz is almost silent. So much happens in the mids and highs, great soundstage and clarity but that missing range in the lower regions are a No-Go for 37k speakers that size, sadly
@@77MovieFan That is not good. Hope everything goes well either a fix or change them out for something else. That range 45-35 is so very important, I am sure you have tried moving them around in the room to see if that would help in that bass region? Hope you will keep us posted on what you end up doing. Thank you!
Congratulations on these beautiful speakers. What amp are you running now and what are you planning to upgrade to? I really like your room and acoustics setup. Very clean and well organized. 🎉 enjoy!😊
I am currently using an older Classe CA 150 power amp with a Classe CP 50 preamp. They actually sound very good with the new speakers and I am suprised how they drive them. It has 150 w/8 ohms and 300 w/4 ohms. As far as an upgrade, I had been thinking about Mcintosh (not sure what to think about them now that Bose has picked them up) Moon by SimAudio, possibly Boulder and AR but they are really expensive so not really sure what to do at this point. I am thinking i will get the speakers broke in and used to them and then start figuring out what to do about amp and preamp. Thank you so much!
Room looks great , acoustic treatments look great also. The only thing you might consult with Wilson about is adding clouds , I did with my speakers and it was an immediate increase in soundstage depth and imaging.
Couldn’t agree more, the ceiling is also a first reflection point !
I have thought about that since my ceiling is painted sheetrock. I have been so impressed with what the small amount of treatment has done to the sound of the room that it sure makes you want to do more. Thank you!
@@dominicdiclemente8877 Thinking about some absorbtion panels up there. Thank you!
@ you can make them yourself as a fun project. Takes about an hour or two
@@dominicdiclemente8877 Just looking at what I have now, your right, I don't think it would be too hard to build a couple frames and some acoustic foam. With my ceiling being black I could just do black fabric and never know they were there. Thank you for the suggestion!
Congratulations! The room treatment is a must,great gear.Can you give us speaker measurement in the room, distance between,side & back wall?Thank you in advance.
I think you are doing everything correct. The speakers look amazing and I love that they spent hours setting it up for you on your system. I’m no expert on acoustics but what was the experts opinion on adding additional panels on the ceiling and back wall? I know you can over do it but I’m curious. I have an unfinished room about the same size of your room. Future plans…
They thought maybe add two or three on the ceiling but no more. I asked if I should consider adding absorbtion to the french doors and they said they wouldn't. I will adjust to what has been done and then maybe re-evaluate in a few weeks. I don't want to get to crazy with it thats for sure. Thank you so much!
Completely understand, are the corners bass traps? What did they say about them? Did they use a microphone and computer to evaluate what kind of treatment to add?
@@dexhome_2010 Before they installed the room treatment they messured the room and then started claping hands as they moved about the room with one person sitting in the middle of the room and then moving forward and backward with a sound meter. The corner panels are the same absorbtion panles as the two on the side walls for first reflection, so they are not what I would call bass traps but they are absorbtion panels. The difference in the room is striking with treatment. Thank you!
Heard Acoustic Sounds only received a fraction of the new Beatles box sets as did the other distributors and they are going to have to cancel a bunch of orders, so you will be fortunate if you receive one.
And also congratulations on the new setup.
Thank you. I have heard that on the box set. I have not recieved it yet so maybe I wont get it. Well will have to see what happens. Thanks again.
Your video makes me wonder if I'm actually an audiophile, LOL? 3 hours positioning speakers, OMG. The setup not only looks great but is great apparently. I'll be curious how the new speakers change your perception of your amplifier and other equipment. Congratulations Mike!
Brian, you are an audiophile through and through my friend!! I have been very pleased so far with sound of the amp with these speakers, I have been feeling the heat sinks on the back expecting them to be much hotter than normal since these speakers really put a load on the amp but it hasn't been much hotter which is supprising. Thank you so much Brian!
CD is far better than Spotify, LPs are best, but to each his/her own!😊
I have been listening to a little of everything, as of late vinyl has been the choice since I have much more vinyl than cd/sacd's. I use Spotify mostly to vet out new stuff I am considering. Thank you
Congratulations. Looks fantastic. What are the room dimensions and did they talk about the size impact on room treatment
The room is 22' long and 13' wide. And they did discuss the size of the room and really only recommended maybe to consider adding ceiling absorbtion. They didn't think anything in the back of the room would be needed since I have my record and cd racks in the back and that they do some deflection already. I do have two french doors that I asked if I should treat and they said listen to it for a while and get used to the sound and then we can temporarly place some absorbtion on the doors and see if it is better or worse. I think if I do any more at this point it would be on the ceiling. Thank you David.
@ thanks. Underscores the value of getting a professional to help
Congratulations! The color of your speakers look similar to my duettes that are in Mercedes silver. Did the wasp speaker set up come close to what you had with the B&w set-up or was it different? It looks to me they put the speakers further back.
They are closer to the wall than I had the B&W's. The crazy thing to me is there is no hint of a mid bass hump. I am guessing that the room treatment has a bit to do with that. Thank you Robert!
Try getting the cables off the carpet !! Viablue has nice cable lifters
Thank you! I really like the look of cables that are lifted off the floor. I will check out Viable. Thank you!
Congrats! Maybe add some plants - they are natural diffusers and are aesthetically pleasing. My sense is that sometimes a room can be over treated and just having a lived in room, with objects like bookcases (with books) paintings, record shelves, ottomans., etc work better and provide a less sterile environment.
Great suggestion! I agree with you on having too much treatment, you don't want to completely take the life out of the room. Thank you again.
Nice! Are those Wilson speakers really 38,000 dollars or did I read the price wrong???
They are a little on the steep side for sure! Thanks Dave!
Congratulations on getting your speakers delivered. If you upgrade them a few times you will get very, very sick of that Christy Moore track. :)
Never had heard it before the set up, but I don't think it is one I could reach for very often. Nice track though. Thank you.
They are very nice, 😊
Thank you!
I heard these speakers at my local dealer. Boomy, can’t reproduce an orchestra.
And this is why this hobby is so much fun! Everyone has there own likes and dislikes in sound and that is okay! What I might like you may think that is not for me and visa vrsa. That is why we are so lucky to have many options for us all. Thanks for your comment.
@@MikesVinylExperience You are correct. Maybe if I had heard those speakers in a better room, I would have liked them more. I owned Wilson Sohias 20 years ago but I sold them in a year and a half because they were too bass heavy and boomy for me. 4 months ago, I bought Focal Utopia Maestro speakers which I'm pleased with. I also own Martin Logan electrostats in another room which aren't so great with the Krell amp they are hooked up to. A little too bright and the bass is not well integrated into the panel. The Focals are great but they have an MSRP of $76K
@@TascamTascam The Focal Utopia's are fantasti! I have heard the Scala EVO and thought they were very nice. A little to large for my room but they sounded verry nice. The Watt Puppie's are certianly not thin sounding speakers in fact they are very full bodied so they would and need to be properly placed in a room and I guess thats why in my room it took them nearly 5 hours total from un crating to final placement. Very pleased (so far) with the sound but as I get used to them, who knows I might want tweek them a bit. Thank you for your thoughts.
@@MikesVinylExperience The Utopia Maestro is much larger than the Scala. It dominates my living room which is not that large. I bought it because I like the local dealer and the speakers sound balanced, but I only have about 55 hours on them so far. I don't like the local Wilson dealer who sells Wilson online all over the country stepping on other dealer's toes. He's almost impossible to get on the phone and is a 1 man huckster operation. The new Watt Puppy sounded bloated and bass heavy in his room of 15x25 even with other speakers moved out of the way. Midrange sounded good.
@TascamTascam just curious which pair of Martin Logans and Krell amp do you have. I also have Martin Logan CLS 1b with SVS sb 4000 subs. Mark Levinson 380s preamp and Krell 300s amp Transparent Reference cable loom it's not bright but we all have likes and dislikes the beauty of this hobby