Wilsons are the best speakers in the world

It would be interesting to compare all MBL and all Gryphon systems. I think, Flemming of Gryphon recently came up with some monster $350k speakers. And his amps..well, everyone knows.

@shadorne 
The Focal W cone isn't nearly as stiff as some of the crazy stuff other companies are cranking out. Aluminum, carbon fiber, and the like. Those materials ring like freaking bells. Personally, I think Focal really hit on something with the F cone. Those are stiff, light, and very dead cones. From what I've read Wilson is using some extremely hard paper cones. Paper can be pressed into some very hard stuff. Of all the materials open to manipulation in application, paper has got to be near the top of the list. I don't buy into the generalizations made about materials and their characteristics. They just don't hold up well. 

The big audio shows are highly recommend for audiophiles to dip their toes into the water of all audio gear, modest and pricey.   I always wonder who the hell are these folks that can afford million dollar audio systems.  They clearly exist, but I don't know any of them.  I wish I did!

There are many who can afford it, most are not interested. 

Audiomachina and GMA speakers can reproduce the original waveform by use of 1st order crossovers. The high order crossovers in a Wilson will not and so could not qualify as best speaker. They are not time and phase coherent. But to most listeners they sound very good.