Thanks for sharing a great conversation between two well-informed individuals who don't descend into the usual vacuous marketing speak. Whether or not you agree with him, Daryl Wilson is a knowledgeable and articulate CEO. Far better than many in this industry.

Excellent, very substantive interview. Good questions and Daryl's answers were well-informed for sure..

Rons questions are amazing. Hes honestly one of the best interviewers in the business.

Brilliant interview questions. So well thought out. Totally impressive!

Very entertaining and informative

Superb questions, Ron. Keep these interviews coming. My 2 cents about Wilson: 1) why so many mastering studios, incl Bob Katz are using Lipinski monitors not Wilsons? Side note, Mr Lipinski was recognized by US National Bureau of Standards to have unique hearing capabilites. 2) Field coil open baffle models by OMA, Treehaus, Wolf von Langa, Songer- science is brutal here- they must be more realistic than non-field coil drivers in a box, and it does not matter how good the box is. 3) Bass reflex port used in all Wilson models - thats a can of worms. Show me any scientific proofs that it is superior to either dipole or closed box. Perhaps the most creative bass section was designed by Stavros from Aries Cerat, array of four 15 inchers in an open cube. It seems to me, that Wilson is closed to either old tech (field coil) or new ones (AMTs, ribbons, active crossovers). But ok, looks like this particular niche is successful , business-wise. Final note, acoustic time alignment is also done by both Lipinski and wolf von langa.

Awesome interview - just awesome!

Great interview 👍Very impressive and informative!

Regarding Ribbon tweeters: "as soon as you take that microphone off-axis even 1 to 2 degrees you start getting very extreme roll-offs." I'm curious of an example this in measurement? I"m aware of a number of current speakers with ribbon tweeters where the measurements show that this "extreme roll off" is certainly not the case. I own a pair of Wilson Audio speakers and I love soft dome tweeters; however, this comment about ribbon tweeters is puzzling, to say the least.