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For those who don't know, Wilson Audio are widely considered some of the best speakers money can buy..... at a price of course! The other ones that tend to headline in this kind of class are Bowers and Wilkins. But leaving out price, most people that have heard even the Tune Tot's tend to find that they will say Wilson are amongst the best sounding speakers in the world.
Their entry level bookshelf speakers, the Tune Tot's will set you back around £13,000 and look like this (the small white bookshelf speakers at the front on stands):
Then they work up to their top of the line are the Chronosonics XVX which will set you back around £330,000. Mind blowing.
Danny Kaey is a reviewer for Stereophile Magazine and various other publications, and has his own channel, SonicFlare
Danny owns a pair of the Chronosonics, this is his system:
Anyway, the reason I'm posting is that Danny got a personal walk through the Wilson main factory, it's well worth a watch
Their entry level bookshelf speakers, the Tune Tot's will set you back around £13,000 and look like this (the small white bookshelf speakers at the front on stands):
Then they work up to their top of the line are the Chronosonics XVX which will set you back around £330,000. Mind blowing.
Danny Kaey is a reviewer for Stereophile Magazine and various other publications, and has his own channel, SonicFlare
Danny owns a pair of the Chronosonics, this is his system:
Anyway, the reason I'm posting is that Danny got a personal walk through the Wilson main factory, it's well worth a watch
