Only rarely as used pairs. Should be possible to find a mint pair if you invest some time in searching. The actual model is the Sasha V, released some months ago, its predecessor was the Sasha DAW (for David A Wilson). Heard both, (heard all the Sashas in my dealers showroom) In terms of look and price/performance I still am a big fan of the 2s.

-Lowell Graham & National Symphonic Winds / Center Stage 200 Gram Vinyl Record (Remastered) -Lowell Graham / Winds Of War and Peace 200 Gram Vinyl Record (Remastered) -David Abel/ Julie Steinberg - Debussy/Brahms/Bartok: Sonatas For Violin And Piano - 200 Gram Vinyl Record (Remastered) -David Abel/ Julie Steinberg / Beethoven: Violin Sonata Op.96 & Enescu: Op. 25 - 200 Gram Vinyl Record (Remastered) store.acousticsounds.com/index.cfm?get=results&searchtext=wilson+audiophile&OrderBy=rank_i+asc

$12,900 MSRP for a pair. Google is my friend.

Ryan II No it's not! They just make you think that! We will all be Copper Tops for them! Then there will be no speakers! YIKES!

D.L. Junkie I want to eat that juicy steak...

Yep & date the woman in the red dress!

D.L. Junkie It may be good, but it can't be worth that much.

I don't think is very good to pres the blos mayus, but is a 3 year old comment that possibly no one in wilson audio will see it, so here we go clasical music is something i like, is the connection between folk music, and all the other genres that came after it i respect it , but i'm not the biggest fan of it, and i don't think it exiges too much of a sound's system or speakers unless is a very large orchestra with 100's of musicans, it will sound clear ,you cna't make a clear sound sound clearer. i think there's definitely more sterner test musics for hi fi system than classical and the classy piano jazz, most likely technical death metal, even if you laugh to it xD, whyyy??? because technical death metal love to overcomplicate things, you have 2 or 3 over drive guitars with sometimes 8 to 16 strings, one or two fretless basses that can get up to 16 strings, ad to that batterist that also love to overcomplicate stuff with very very fast, but yet very very complex drums And that stuff that make sound engineers sometimes scratch their heads, that's why even beyond creation one of the tech-death metal bands with the most "relaxing" sound can sound like noise in bad speaker, because the speakers are not meant to handle that, or the band likes ome kind of distortion in one gutiar, and another in another guitar, or the drummers just keep adding bits of notes, and the bassists like playing two different parts of the song rythm, and so on... A good system is the one that reproduces metal loud, but also clear yeah sure, isn't the kind of music that people that buys wilson speakers from new generally listen, but that doesn't mean thta modern music can't be exigent Bands like Inferi, Beyond Creation, Fleshgod apocalypse, Hour of Penance, Obscura, Augury (all their albums are nearly perfect) First Fragment, Archspire, and so on love to make music complicated enough that can take back from time the old Hi-Fi benchmarks of soundstaging, separation, depth, timing and tonal quality Because is a lot to handle, by the way i'm not a classy guy, more or less i am a pretty unrefined person, the kind of persons that smell their armpit in public when is warm and wet outside, so i'm not a fan of wilson, if i pay more than 30K for a speaker better have a bitter coil storn electromagnet instead of neodymium mangets, and better reaplace that voice coil with the neo or samarium magnet i should have to compare Wilson Alexx with something like a kinoshita monitors, something that i don't think i could anyway.

I respect your opinion,@soundscollector. One of the wonderful aspects of high end audio is the ability to custom tailor a system to an individual's tastes. With so many different combination of loudspeakers/associated equipment, etc., there is bound to be a combination that appeals to you. There really is no "right" or "wrong". :) Happy listening! -Debby

Sorry, there is a right or wrong. Maybe you have not discovered it yet, maybe you like colored sound, or uneven off axis response, or huge power amp losses on stone age designed passive x-overs or you like to tweak you systems with wires endlessly. There are people however who understood room acoustics, know what benefits lie in active x-overs, who simply understood technically and by ear what is correct. Once you are there, you know what I mean. Until then I recommend www.goldenears.philips.com. I passed Gold easily.

@ John B - He wanted a change. We all love the new look :) -Debby

Hmmmm.....I hope he doesn't experience "slap echoes" off his head now! Haha :-)