For over a quarter century, Wilson Audio has worked towards sonic perfection in loudspeaker design. Today, our products are heralded by musicians, recording professionals and music lovers everywhere as the best in the world. Wilson speakers are known for their unparalleled craftsmanship and construction, unyielding dynamics, precise imaging, and pinpoint accuracy. These characteristics have placed Wilson Audio at the forefront of the industry, earning numerous awards for product design as well as performance.
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 | EX-DEMO Wilson Audio Sophia 3 in Desert Silver | Dave Wilson once observed that, when the original Sophia was launched in 2001, it was inevitably described in the audio press as Wilson Audio's "entry-level" floor-standing loudspeaker. While Sophia remains Wilson's most affordable floorstander, focusing on price obscures an important fact—which was that price was incidental to Sophia's actual design objective. | $22,495.00 | $20,000.00 |
 | Wilson Audio Duette Bookshelf Speaker | The Wilson engineering team began with a concept: design a loudspeaker that could work in hostile sonic environments That didn't mean "work acceptably." The challenge was to create a product that would produce the signature Wilson sound in those settings: a wide, deep soundstage in which instruments and voices occupied discrete, three-dimensional space. | | $18,000.00 |
 | Wilson Audio Sasha Floorstanding Speakers | Throughout its evolution, the WATT was always a self-contained, two-way loudspeaker. It had its own crossover; the WATT always had the capability of being removed from the Puppy and operated on its own. MAXX and Alexandria, meanwhile, were multi-cabinet loudspeakers that integrated drivers through crossover modules mounted in the bass cabinet, a design strategy that has many proven sonic benefits. | | $34,995.00 |
| Wilson Audio Sophia 3 Floorstanding Speakers | Dave Wilson once observed that, when the original Sophia was launched in 2001, it was inevitably described in the audio press as Wilson Audio's "entry-level" floor-standing loudspeaker. While Sophia remains Wilson's most affordable floorstander, focusing on price obscures an important fact—which was that price was incidental to Sophia's actual design objective. | | $22,495.00 |
