Transfiguration Temper W vs. V-sound differences ?

Thomas: Please disregard my inexcusable repetitiveness. Hope it's not a sign of early dementia. My only remaining concern is bottom end weight/authority. Thanks.

Thomas: You indicate the staging is different. How so ? I don't know if you listen primarily to orchestral music, but if you do---or, judging by other types of musical genre you prefer---could you tell me which version seems to do a better job of bringing the performers closer to you or of being able to pick up clearly details (ambience and harmonic cues) coming from instrumentalists in the back row of the orchestra/stage, while preserving a sense of layered depth ? Also, which version seems to offer the most bottom end weight and effortless dynamics ?

Thomas, did you actually A-B them in your system, all else being equal? I have the W, and never made a head-to-head comparison, so I was just curious.

There's really no physical difference between the two except the 1:2 ratio of the coil windings.

Thinking about an Orpheus, but gosh, I'm so happy w/ my W . . . . . . . .
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I prefer the low output version. It is more clear, staging is different and in my opinion the dynamic Range is superior.