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While large, the MAXX Series 3's fit and finish are first rate and no one does it better than Wilson Audio when it comes to custom paint finishes, I'm still amazed that despite being so large and so imposing, the MAXX Series 3s are capable of sounding like minimonitors at times, for their accuracy, focus and breadth of soundstage is phenomenal in a properly set up and treated room. Not to ment
There's no getting around the fact that the MAXX Series 3s are large and because of this fact aren't going to be appropriate for every room, even if you have the budget to financially accommodate them. Thankfully, for those of you with the means, Wilson Audio makes the Sasha W/Ps which are far more room and décor friendly, not to mention half as much as the MAXX Series 3. The Sasha W/Ps sound s
Let's not beat around the bush: $68,000 isn't what any rational human being would call affordable (sorry Michael Fremer). Still, for those fortunate audiophiles among us who can afford Wilson Audio speakers, specifically MAXX Series 3, you're in for a ...
Abstract: Back in 1998, when Dave Wilson and his team produced the original MAXX loudspeaker ($40,000/pair), it was intended as a "reasonably priced" step down from his big Grand SLAMM. By 2004, when I got to hear the MAXX 2, the cost was up to $44,90...
Abstract: The great conductor Bruno Walter loved to recount the tale of an orchestra player’s first chance to conduct a concert. “How did it go?” the musician was asked the next day by the orchestra’s regular conductor. “Very well indeed,” he replied. “And do ...
Abstract: "The treble of the MAXX 3 is artfully balanced, neither sharp nor soft," "the bass displays greater depth and power than most subwoofers, and it remains detailed in the process" and "the musical detail in the MAXX 3s midrange was...a new...
