When I initially responded to this post, the W/P 8s were running middle ground for my system. The Sashas have usurped that position, and have delivered performance in spades. The PBN Denalis were also replaced by Lamm M1.2s powering the venerable Sashas. All is right in the world now.

- Wilson Audio Sashas

- Lamm M1.2 Reference Mono amps

- dCS Delius

- dCS Purcell

- Richard Gray Power Company 1200S

- Transparent Audio Reference XLR ICs (MM1)

- Transparent Audio Reference Spkr Cable (MM1)

- Grand Prix Audio Monaco Modular Rack w/ Apex footers (4 shelf version)

- ReQuest Media Server (5,000 songs & 300 Movies)

- SRA VR-series IsoBase for each Lamm mono

- Spike Spotters - spike/floor interface by Cerimax
www.spikespotters.com

Future upgrades:

- Lamm L2 Reference Preamp
- HRS SXR isolation rack
- Transparent Audio Reference upgrade for all cables to XLMM2
- Transparent Audio Reference XLMM2 RCA IC for the Lamm L2 (already purchased in preparation for the L2 arrival)

thesaint519 April 27, 2013 13:27

I'm a little late to the party, but wanted to weigh in. Stunning set-up. Although I covet the Sashas, I'm not in a position to acquire them just yet. I have their predecessors - the WP8s. My front end, the incomparable DCS Delius & DCS Purcell, is fed by a media server which holds 300 movies & 500 CDs. The WP8s are currently driven by PBN Denali Amps (900W into 4 ohms). I'm looking to replace the amps with Lammas M1.1s or M1.2s. How do the Lamm - Wilson combo sound?

thesaint519 August 26, 2011 05:10