@carey1110 I have a rather large room as well, and I auditioned the Sasha DAW's at my dealer (with my Gryphon Diablo 300 amp and my Nordost Valhalla 2 speaker cables and my Audioquest Dragon power cords). I liked the Sasha DAW's better than any other new speaker I auditioned (B&W 801 D4's, Audiovector Arette R6's, Magico A5's, Sonus Faber Amati's).
BUT - even in the dealer's room I found the Sasha DAW's to be too lean sounding on hard rock, which I occasionally listen to. I remember the sales guy banging his head along to Pearl Jam and thinking no this sounds harsh... With every other type of music I found the Sasha DAW's to be stunningly good. And I couldn't get over how great I thought they looked in real-life, although I know Wilson's looks are polarizing.
That said, I want speakers that cater to all of my musical tastes, no exceptions. After much effort I eventually found happiness by upgrading within my old B&W speaker's generation, D2, and upgrading to the 802's from the 803's. This generation of B&W sounds far richer and more balanced to my ear than the later D3 and D4 generation, which I agree have better soundstage depth and detail, but don't sound as musical to my ear.
I would have LOVED to test out the Rockports which are said to pair well with Gryphon. But I can't have speakers in the middle of my room and they have rear-firing bass ports, so probably a no-go. I would have had to fly somewhere to hear them.