Wilson Alexx V Part 2: Assembly

Adrian goes over the assembly process of the Wilson Audio Alexx V.
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[@c52jrear]

Thank you very much for the opportunity to see this beautiful speakers in detail!!!

[@RealHIFIHelp]

Very pretty speaker. Looks so much better in that color.

[@brunorivademar5356]

Love the channel keep up the great work

[@nitishhejmadi3264]

Can’t wait to here this in my space . I am sure it’s worth thank you for suggesting it .

[@enniolongoclucfpakatheinve9453]

Whether or not you like Wilsons (the look and or the sound) you have to respect the engineering and attention to detail. For the record, I think they are the greatest speakers on the planet.

[@FOH3663]

@@jmp622 I don't intend to buy them, however if I did, I wouldn't allow anyone but myself to perform all this work.

[@josephlee3766]

Great job as usual, Adrian. Magnificent speakers. Wilson Audio is my personal favourite speakers and long-lasting too. Compared with the Chronosonic, this Alexx V is a relative bargain! In my audio room, my Wilson Audio Grand Slamm II speakers from 1998 (with other upgrades to pure McIntosh gears since) are still going strong to this day, but very primitive and less detailed when compared with the Alexx V by design. In my home theatre, my 9 Wilson Audio WATT/Puppy speakers (with lucky upgrade prior to pandemic to JVC 4K laser projector, complementary Panasonic 4K blu ray player, Pixelgen, Theta Casablanca IVa sound processor and 2 Martin Logan BalanceForce subwoofers and 13 foot wide screen), are also doing well. Thanks again, Adrian. Before considering any further audio upgrade, in order to rule out selective hearing loss and my current hearing acuity to be able to truly appreciate any delicate audio upgrade from my aging ears, my superior better-half strongly recommends a hearing test (with possible hearing upgrade, i.e., hearing aids!). Amen!

[@rickcarlson5916]

Thank you Adrian.

[@ismaelgonzalez1754]

The normal everyday person will never be able to afford this speaker. I can dream.

[@1solas]

Did you have any difficulties in inserting the tether bolts ? Are they made from aluminium?

[@brunorivademar5356]

I want to know how close they get to the XVX's!

[@gitmobob6266]

I guess my biggest problem with this speaker is that it appears to be optimized for 1 person in 1 location. What happens if more than 1 person wants to listen and how much does performance drop off from the optimized position.

[@dilbyjones]

Higher end speakers don't beam like cheap ones do. From what little I know.

[@douglasglanton4966]

I like wilson audio speakers want to own the Sabina x or watt puppy love the sound Doug

[@gitmobob6266]

@@dilbyjones I owned the Watt/Puppy 2 and I'm not inferring these speakers are beamy, my question is all the adjustments of the mid range and tweeter modules are based on an specific location so does performance fall off from that 1 spot or not. It's not a criticism.

[@Nephilim-81]

Be fun and interesting to assemble this by yourself. Lol

[@dilbyjones]

Drool...

[@rentabomb]

It's pointless trying to time align a multi-way speaker system with a non-minimum phase crossover because it will never be transient perfect. Just look at the step response from the Stereophile review for these speakers. You can't fix that up with physical time alignment !

[@michaelhope007]

No you can't fix any of Wilsons non-minimum phase crossover faults with Spike No 2.

[@KT88gs]

To complicated for me,im autistic,so no Wilson for me.

[@nitishhejmadi3264]

Can’t wait to here this in my space . I am sure it’s worth thank you for suggesting it .