Wilson Audio

Wilson Audio Sasha V became the successor to Wilson Audio Sasha DAW – a model that was favored by both critics and audiophiles.

MasterChrono sonic has a multimodal design. All modules are adjustable, which makes it possible to perfectly phase the radiators, of which there are many, and the Micrometer System exposes them with an accuracy of 5 microseconds. The heavyweights with dimensions of 214 x 53 x 95 cm are made of difficult materials: aviation aluminum, as well as patented S-, X- and W-materials.

The Chronozonic XVX has midrange drivers with an Alnico alloy magnetic system (aluminum, nickel and cobalt) Quadro Mag and upper-middle QuadraMag drivers from WAMM, between which the Convergent Synergy Mk.5 tweeter is located.

Wilson Audio Alexx V - floorstanding loudspeaker. One Alexx V speaker weighs more than 200 kg and consists of four housings. The base is a bass module with two drivers with a diameter of 26 and 31 cm. It has a system of three boxes mounted in an open "skeleton" mount on two side brackets. It allows you to synchronize the sound of the modules by changing their horizontal displacement.

The convergent synergistic carbon twitter is responsible for the high-frequency range in Alexee V. In addition to the already mentioned V-Material, austenitic stainless steel works in the cabinet design, the differences of which are increased viscosity, and, consequently, increased resistance to resonances.

Wilson Audio Sasha V speakers are equipped with a Convergent Synergy Carbon (CSC) tweeter. The midrange range is assigned to the 7-inch Wilson AlNiCo QuadraMag driver, designed to create a wide sound stage at the midrange frequencies to which the human ear is most sensitive.

Inside the case, the much-loved but improved 7-inch AlNiCo midrange speaker made of aluminum, cobalt and nickel is installed. Such a driver can be found in Chronozonic XXX, Alex V, Alesia V and Sasha V speakers. It is complemented by 8-inch bass speakers, which allegedly migrated here from the Sasha V model.

The Convergent Synergy Mk5 tweeter, borrowed from the flagship WAMM Master Chronosonic and Chronosonic XVX, is responsible for the high-frequency range in the new product. The crossover's inflection frequencies allow the 15-cm midrange driver to operate in the "golden zone" of its range. The 20-cm woofer is also borrowed, this time from the acoustics of the Wilson Audio Sasha DAW system.

The bookshelf speakers are equipped with a 5.75' midrange woofer with a paper diffuser (in phase-inverted design) and a 1' silk tweeter (separate closed chamber). The sensitivity of the Wilson Audio Tune Tot is 86 dB, the resistance is 8 ohms (does not fall below 6.61 ohms), the input power is from 25 watts.

The model has a dual ActivXO branded subwoofer crossover with all the basic functions — adjusting not only the frequency, but also the steepness of the cutoff, and, of course, the level. The ten-inch Lōkē speaker provides the subwoofer with a low-frequency limit of 30 Hz.

The Wilson Audio Submerge active subwoofer is based on a 12-inch dual-coil woofer driver specifically designed for this model. The speaker has been optimized to reproduce the two lowest octaves of the frequency spectrum audible to humans, and operates in a phase–inverted design - the slot port of the phase inverter is located in the lower part of the front panel.

The Subsonic is the perfect complement to any of Wilson's medium or large floor-mounted speakers configured as a single unit or as a two-channel stereo pair. In any configuration, it offers performance in the 10-30 Hz range, which is surpassed only by the WAMM Master Subsonic itself.

Sasha DAW uses redesigned 8" woofer found in the Alexia Series 2, and the 7" midrange and 1" tweeters are the same used in the top-level WAMM Master Chronosonic. With all-new crossover the acoustics offers excellent sound performance.