Watt/Puppy 6's were my second pair of high end speakers (first was Von Schweikert VR-4.5), bought them right when they were released in 1999. I actually kept them for 24 years, finally gave them up late last year for a pair of Alexia 2's. The old W/P are substantially smaller than the Sasha's. Really closer in size to the Yvette. You really needed that handle on the old W/P, because the Watt was designed to be a standalone monitor the crossover for the mid/tweeter had to be in the Watt, which added a lot of weight.
At the 8 Minute mark, where you're showing the backs of the old and new, tell me that's not Darth Vader on the right. Talk about Iconic! 😀 Love your show, it's my favorite.
wow. very well built. or should i say: over engineered . looks GREAT💖.. a Pair of those remains a dream (until i hit the lottery). but that doesn't mean i'm not interested. i sure love hearing them and compare them with the Sasha V.. thank you Adrian..
I own Sophia 1 from 2001 and still happy with them, one advantage I see is that as I sit low on my Le Corbusier Chaiselongue LC44 - both the new Watt Puppy and the Sasha have adjustable head but obviously there’s a big price gap between them. As a side note visually I prefer the simple design of the Sophia 1 though.
Every Wilson Audio speaker reminds me of Star Wars. The top bin (Watt) in this one looks like Darth Vader's helmet, especially from behind, and all the speakers above the Sasha (my favorite speaker) look like Vader-General Grievous crossbreeds.
Thank you, Adrian I am looking forward to your assesment of the Watt/Puppy. I am interested in what your opinion of the value proposition of this speaker. I understand that the Canadian price out the Watt/Puppy is over $50,000 and I have heard that the Yvette has been dropped from the lineup.The gap between the Watt/Puppy and the Sasha is close to $10000 but the gap to the Sabrina is over double that. I currently own the Sophia 3.
Hi. The gap between the Sasha V and the Watt/Puppy is $17,250 CDN, and $23,460 CDN between the Watt/Puppy and Sabrina X. As to the value proposition of the Watt/Puppy, it uses the identical drivers as the Sasha V, with newer capacitors. Although smaller in stature, initial impressions are very positive. Easily as good or better than the Sasha DAW. Also not everyone will have the visual space or indeed the budget for the Sasha V. I guess ultimately the best thing is to listen for yourself and see
Wait a second, there’s no watches worn in this video? No MB&F, C and R??? Blasphemy! 😂 but yeah, if I were to bang my watch against the speakers, I’d feel bad for my watch too. And did not know about the connection between Wilson and Focal, so thanks for that tidbit, Adrian.
I own rare Jon Dahlquist DQ 32 Phased Array Floor Speakers. Reproduce so well it’s like they live here. Should be charged rent. But with the music DQ 32’s manufacture they stay rent free…Unboxed, Unblemished Unbelievable…
X material, S material, V material 😂 welll you have to come up with something new if you want to bring out a speaker for the nth time. Still, nice unboxing Adrian 😊
I really dislike the shape and that alone would stop me buying it. Its form looks homemade. I understand these are incredible sounding speakers but the shape doesnt agree with me.
An Audio Excellence video without an unboxing is like a day without sunshine 😂
🤣🤣🤣
lol
Watt/Puppy 6's were my second pair of high end speakers (first was Von Schweikert VR-4.5), bought them right when they were released in 1999. I actually kept them for 24 years, finally gave them up late last year for a pair of Alexia 2's. The old W/P are substantially smaller than the Sasha's. Really closer in size to the Yvette.
You really needed that handle on the old W/P, because the Watt was designed to be a standalone monitor the crossover for the mid/tweeter had to be in the Watt, which added a lot of weight.
Wonderful video. My next speakers after the first-generation Sabrina
Never apologise, Adrian. I've got Wilson's, and I was absolutely riveted to my TV watching you do this unboxing video. Great work.👍🎧😁
lol thanks!
At the 8 Minute mark, where you're showing the backs of the old and new, tell me that's not Darth Vader on the right. Talk about Iconic! 😀 Love your show, it's my favorite.
Thank you!!!
Man looking SWOLE 💪💪
Thank you for sharing Adrian!
Absolutely my pleasure!
Can't wait for the new WATT Puppy vs. Sasha V comparison video 😊
Sabrina X comparison would be nice too!
Coming soon
wow. very well built. or should i say: over engineered . looks GREAT💖.. a Pair of those remains a dream (until i hit the lottery). but that doesn't mean i'm not interested. i sure love hearing them and compare them with the Sasha V.. thank you Adrian..
I own Sophia 1 from 2001 and still happy with them, one advantage I see is that as I sit low on my Le Corbusier Chaiselongue LC44 - both the new Watt Puppy and the Sasha have adjustable head but obviously there’s a big price gap between them. As a side note visually I prefer the simple design of the Sophia 1 though.
Every Wilson Audio speaker reminds me of Star Wars. The top bin (Watt) in this one looks like Darth Vader's helmet, especially from behind, and all the speakers above the Sasha (my favorite speaker) look like Vader-General Grievous crossbreeds.
lol. yes they kinda do
Thank you, Adrian I am looking forward to your assesment of the Watt/Puppy. I am interested in what your opinion of the value proposition of this speaker. I understand that the Canadian price out the Watt/Puppy is over $50,000 and I have heard that the Yvette has been dropped from the lineup.The gap between the Watt/Puppy and the Sasha is close to $10000 but the gap to the Sabrina is over double that. I currently own the Sophia 3.
Hi. The gap between the Sasha V and the Watt/Puppy is $17,250 CDN, and $23,460 CDN between the Watt/Puppy and Sabrina X. As to the value proposition of the Watt/Puppy, it uses the identical drivers as the Sasha V, with newer capacitors. Although smaller in stature, initial impressions are very positive. Easily as good or better than the Sasha DAW. Also not everyone will have the visual space or indeed the budget for the Sasha V. I guess ultimately the best thing is to listen for yourself and see
Hello I'm considering these speakers for my Daniel Hertz Maria, do you think they would be a good match?
For sure!
I am happy with my Sasha Daw's that i am playing on right now, but these new Puppy's will be on my list for checking out for my third listening room.
Nice!!
Finally it’s back but I still can’t afford them😢.
Yes please!
haha
Do the castors come of and get replaced with proper feet
Wait a second, there’s no watches worn in this video? No MB&F, C and R??? Blasphemy! 😂 but yeah, if I were to bang my watch against the speakers, I’d feel bad for my watch too.
And did not know about the connection between Wilson and Focal, so thanks for that tidbit, Adrian.
I forgot to wear one. Just as well; with my clumsiness, I'd scratch the speakers and damage the watch
I own rare Jon Dahlquist DQ 32 Phased Array Floor Speakers. Reproduce so well it’s like they live here. Should be charged rent. But with the music DQ 32’s manufacture they stay rent free…Unboxed, Unblemished Unbelievable…
Nice to see =)
The music and effects were on point for this one =) haha..
Thanks for the video. What’s the retail price?
$38,500 USD for the standard finishes
how much?
$38,500 USD for the standard finishes
@@adrianlow2114😂
I notice ScanSpeak drivers in there.
Yes they supply modified drivers to Wilson, then Wilson adds more modifications in-house
X material, S material, V material 😂 welll you have to come up with something new if you want to bring out a speaker for the nth time. Still, nice unboxing Adrian 😊
Thanks
Adrian is having fun doing the unboxing. I think it’s cool. Those that really hated it are the people that couldn’t afford the gear.
yes i get a kick out of unboxing toys!
@@adrianlow2114 who wouldn’t like to unbox new toys, especially when you get to play with them by yourself.
There is only one Wilson Audio
!!!! Yup!!!
I really dislike the shape and that alone would stop me buying it. Its form looks homemade.
I understand these are incredible sounding speakers but the shape doesnt agree with me.