A brutal review of the Wilson Maxx


I enjoy reading this fellow (Richard Hardesty)

http://www.audioperfectionist.com/PDF%20files/APJ_WD_21.pdf

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Unsound you are relentless, a trait I admire, but we've dribbled beyond logic long ago.

But for the record, Wilson does individually tune the MaXX to every environment in which it is placed, just like Steinway.

And I wait with bated breath for the anechoic testing results of surround sound. Or is this anachronism only relevant to stereo?
As though I'm the only relentless one here. Ah, yes and we finally come back to the Wilsons, individually tuned, but, unfortunately with out a proper anechoic baseline. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. You may have to wait until after May, when I indulge myself at the Oyster Bar in NYC during the Holland Herring Festival for those test results. Best Regards.
i just had direct tv installed. the company fine-tuned my satellite to its enviroment. i now can use direct tv in a post with steinway.
Oysters in May pose risk of Vibrio Vulnicus infection. So definitely don't send any results until after Septenber. Regarding the Herring Festival, could you apprise us of any particularly red ones worth chasing?(other than anechioc anarchism).We have the nets And the will and the way. We are otherwise ready as well.
In reference to Allison and his woofer loading. Unity Audio made the PARM system where the subwoofers had Marble slabs at a specific distance for tuning, then you had to locate it a certain distance from a solid object in the room creating the second tuned frequency. This of course made the room the actual tuned speaker enclosure. LOL