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Oh, shucks! i know the feeling!! good luck on that regard. Am sure Wilson will have that attended asap.
Does the Sophia 3 or the other Wilsons come with such resistor tuning kits ? That's a neat concept. |
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Guys, how do we know for certain which crossover resistor is used for the woofer? Is it written somewhere on the wooden box, or user manual or the speaker itself? Or is it mandatory to open the filter cover to see inside what is the resistor fitted?
For the Sophias, I don't think that this flexibility exists (at least the earlier models).
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Well, here's to hoping that the resistors and further break in make a huge difference because at this point I can't see myself living with these. They sound so rolled off in the highs to my ears. I think my Sophia 2's, while not as smooth in the upper frequencies, sound better overall. :-(
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Sources are
- Resolution Audio Cantata DAC (fed by music server) - Raven One/Dynavector XV-1s/Tron Seven phono stage Preamps - Joule Electra LA-150 MkII Signature Edition - BAT Rex Amps - BAT VK-600 SE (stereo version, not monos) Speaker cable is Anti-cables Interconnects: various Room is 14' x' 25' x 7.5' Real Traps mega bass traps (corners), RPG Skyline diffusors (ceiling 1st reflection point), GIK diffusors (rear side walls) |
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They are brand new... give them some time and I am sure they will sing for ya Deb |
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It was not at all rolled off. As a matter of fact the highs were very abundant (a bit too much for me). A hundred hours passed, my friends who listened to the pair said the high's were now more mellow but resolving. I hope the resistors and the break in are the culprit... keep us posted on developments. Good luck Last edited by soundslikemusic; 08-29-2010 at 05:21 AM. |
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Dear MadFloyd, I think I have another theory while you are not enjoying, yet, the SASHA.
You recognize that the Sophia 2's highs are not as smooth but still very good. You have probably 'tweaked' your system (cabling or equipment) to tame a bit the treble. And now, with a more transparent speaker like the Sasha, the tweak made for the Sophia 2 simply becomes more audible. ! The angulation of the Sasha head (former Watt) can also play a significant role in the mids & highs balance versus the bass/mid-bass. I can tell you that I had yesterday, for a couple of hours, a pair of Sasha at home and I would not say that the highs were rolled-off (this pair had only some days of usage). Just my two cents, more in line with soundlikemusic's opinion. ;-)
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One more point MadFloyd, why not trying your pair of PASS XA100.5 with the Sasha to compare with the BAT amp?
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