I use a pair of Max 11's in place os Soundlab A1's and Martin Logan Prodigys. I have for years been a fan of electrostatic panels especially with the fast, uncoloured and transparent imaging. The Wilsons give most of this, but have tremendous dynamics, resolution and timing. It all comes down to life like imaging and playback. I usually leave my grills in place because they help to attenuate the sound and avoid unwanted room resonances. I have a lively listening room. I use solid state pre with tubed power amps and transparent cables. The result is that I get transported into real live musical experiences. Until you have owned these speakers you don't really know what you are missing.
Wilson MAXX II speakers-
anyone willing to offer their opinions on these speakers-
how great an improvement do they represent over the maxx-I?
i liked thw maxx's but i wonder if they're a bit much for a 14x20 room. my eggleston andra-II's are already "shaking the walls"! too bad wilson doesn't make a w.puppy with an 8 and a 10 or two 10's (woofers) & refine/replace the tweeters (with a scanspeak or a dynaudio)--(soft dome). but, i truly love the build quality of wilsons...
how great an improvement do they represent over the maxx-I?
i liked thw maxx's but i wonder if they're a bit much for a 14x20 room. my eggleston andra-II's are already "shaking the walls"! too bad wilson doesn't make a w.puppy with an 8 and a 10 or two 10's (woofers) & refine/replace the tweeters (with a scanspeak or a dynaudio)--(soft dome). but, i truly love the build quality of wilsons...