opinions of Sasha 2's in a smaller room?

[shpritz]

I would like to hear opinions of the Sasha 2's in a smaller room 12' x 16' x 8 foot ceilings. Room is heavily treated with absorption, bass traps and deflection. Electronic would be Krell Evolution One and Two's.

[vintage_tube]

Originally Posted by shpritz

I would like to hear opinions of the Sasha 2's in a smaller room 12' x 16' x 8 foot ceilings. Room is heavily treated with absorption, bass traps and deflection. Electronic would be Krell Evolution One and Two's.

Bill P would be the one who would be able to answer your question in some detail - he'll probably chime in when free since you appropriately put this in the Wilson forum.

Until then, others in your predicament will post.

Best Sir,

Bob

[chessman]

shpritz, since your room is already heavily treated I think you will be ok, unless you listen at concert volume levels.

[shpritz]

No I don't listen to music at concert levels. Mostly Jazz, Blues, easy listening. Never really cranked up to uncomfortable levels.

[akfaulkner]

I used to have the Sasha 2 in a room that was about 1/2 foot smaller in width.

First off they sounded great. I had no treatment. I did have to pull them about 2 ft from the back wall and about 1.5 from the side walls.

Unfortunately the room turned into a shared use room when my son was born two years ago so I ended up trading in for a pair of duettes 2 to give me more flexibility in placement and more easily movable. Really I don't listen to music with a lot of bass so I don't actually miss the difference. Ymmv.

I think if you have a dedicated room and treatment you should be fine with Sasha.

[Garytn]

I have Sasha 1s in a 12-1/2 x 19-1/2. Before acoustic treatment, my room was very bright. That surprised me. However, since then I installed 4 panels from GIK; 2 freestanding bass panels and 2 alpha panels.
All is good now, although I doubt I will ever quit monkeying around with one thing or another.
I really don't think you will have a problem so long as you are free to treat acoustically and place them in the best location.
Hope this helps.