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Wilson Audio Sasha V Review
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Main Features

  • 1" Dome Tweeter
  • 7" Midrange
  • 2 x 8" Paper pulp Woofer
  • 20-32k Hz Frequency Response
  • 88 dB Sensitivity
  • Impedance: 4ohms
  • Power Range: from 25 watts
  • Weight: 245.00 lbs / 111.13 kg
  • Dimensions(HxWxD): 45-1/16"x14-1/2"x23-15/16" / 1145.0 x 368.0 x 608.0mm
MSRP: $54,600 (list price)
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Wilson Audio Sasha V Review
Wilson Audio Sasha V Wilson Audio Sasha V
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Made by Wilson Audio · United States · since 1974 · sold through dealers

Wilson Audio Sasha V is a 3-way Passive Bass Reflex Floor-standing speaker by Wilson Audio. It was released in 2023. It features a 1" Dome Tweeter, 1 x 7" Midrange and 2 x 8" Paper pulp Woofer.

Two 8 inch woofers in a rear-ported lower module with a 7 inch midrange and 1 inch tweeter in the adjustable upper module, so the drivers can be time-aligned to the listening seat. 111 kg per channel.

The speaker has a frequency range of 20-32k Hz and a sensitivity of 88 dB. Wilson Audio Sasha V has an MSRP of 54600$ per pair.

Room Size Suitability

The size of the room where you plan to use the Wilson Audio Sasha V is a crucial factor in your decision. We have assessed its suitability for various room sizes based on its dimensions and maximum power output:

Listening Environment* Suitability
Near-fieldAre you nuts?
Small RoomPoor
Mid-size RoomAverage
Large RoomGood
Very Large RoomGood

(* Approximate Room sizes: Small < 100sq. ft / 9 m2, Mid-size: 100-220 sq. ft / 9-20 m2, Large 220-400 sq. ft / 20-36 m2, Very Large: > 400 sq. ft / 36 m2. Average Floor Height: 9" / 2.7m. Typical room sizes differ from country to country, and the actual listening experience changes depending on floor height, room shape, surface materials, listening position, speaker locations, etc.)

Frequency Response of the Wilson Audio Sasha V Speaker

Wilson Audio Sasha V has a Frequency response range of 20-32k Hz and Power Range of from 25 watts. With a minimum frequency of 20 Hz, Sasha V delivers deep bass that will likely satisfy most listeners, especially those who enjoy music. However, movie enthusiasts and music fans who prefer a full range of sound may still benefit from adding a subwoofer.

Here we have a comparison of how Sasha V's Low frequency value compares with the average, max and min Low frequency values in its class.
Low Frequency
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Thinking about a subwoofer for the Wilson Audio Sasha V?
  • Work out the crossover setting - it follows from this speaker's 20 Hz low end
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Impedance and Sensitivity

Wilson Audio Sasha V's nominal impedance level is 4 ohms but can go down to as low as 2.36 ohms, and has a sensitivity of 88 dB.

Sensitivity
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Nominal Impedance of the 4 Ohms means that the Wilson Audio Sasha V is a difficult to drive speaker from nominal Impedance perspective, make sure that you choose an amplifier than can provide 4 Ohms for this speaker.

Many AVRs (audio/video receiver) in the market may have difficulty when the speakers dip below the 4 Ohms levels (this may cause clipping or even physical damage), so we recommend to not pair the Wilson Audio Sasha V with an AVR but use an Integrated Amplifier instead.

Sensitivity

88dB of the Wilson Audio Sasha V is an average sensitivity for stereo speaker so it is neither easy nor difficult to drive Sensitivity wise. Work out how loud the Wilson Audio Sasha V plays in your room →

Running more than one pair from a single amplifier? Check the load it would present →

Minimum Impedance of the Wilson Audio Sasha V

Even though the nominal impedance of the Sasha V is 4 ohms, the minimum impedance level of this speaker according to Wilson Audio is 2.36 ohms Wilson Audio Sasha V so while choosing an amplifier, you should ideally check if the unit you are considering can provide this impedance level.

What amplifier does the Wilson Audio Sasha V need?

At normal listening levels in a medium room, about 24–25 W per channel into 4 ohms. Set your own conditions and we will rank every amplifier we cover.

We check power, impedance safety and current delivery - not just watts.

Prefer to browse? See every integrated amplifier we cover.

Input Type

Sasha V features Binding post type connectors. Bi-amping and Bi-wiring are not possible.

Work out what gauge speaker cable this run needs →

Wilson Audio Sasha V External Dimensions and Weight

Wilson Audio Sasha V has external dimensions of (Height x Width x Depth) 45-1/16 x 14-1/2 x 23-15/16inch (1145.0 x 368.0 x 608.0mm ).

Base Surface Area
Base surface area of a loudspeaker may become a determining factor when the space in your room or desk is limited. The base area of Wilson Audio Sasha V is approximately 2237.4cm2 / 346.8inch2.

Find speakers that fit your shelf or alcove →  ·  Work out where they should sit in the room →

Weight

The Wilson Audio Sasha V weighs 111.13kg / 244.5lbs per piece. Here is a comparison of how Sasha V's weight compares with the average, max and min weights in its class.

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Cabinet type and Materials

Wilson Audio Sasha V has a Bass Reflex type cabinet. Bass Reflex type loudspeakers (aka Ported, Vented or Reflex Port) have enclosures that uses a port, hole or vent cut into the cabinet. Ported designs are generally more efficient than the Sealed designs.

Port Position

Wilson Audio Sasha V is a rear-firing port speaker so you have to make sure you leave enough space between the back of the speaker and wall or bookshelf so that it has room to breathe.

Does the Wilson Audio Sasha V come with a Grille?

Sasha V comes with grilles. The purpose of the grille is to protect the delicate driver elements from external impacts while still allowing the sound to pass as clearly as possible.

Recommended Accessories

Here is a list of accessories that we think you may need for the Wilson Audio Sasha V.

  • Speaker Cable and Connectors
    • Speaker Cables with Banana Plugs: If you know the lenght of the cable you need, this is the easier option to connect your speakers with your amp.
    • Speaker Cables without Connectors: If you are not sure about the lenght or need longer than standard cables with plugs, choose this option.
    • Banana Connectors and Plugs: If you chose the cables without connectors option or already have some cable around, pick the banana plugs separately.
  • Vibration Isolators: IsoAcoustics isolators are our favorite isolators but you may find more affordable options too.
  • Acoustic Panels and Treatments: Your room is as important as your stereo equipment so acoustic treatments goes a long way in improving the overall performance.

Official Product Page

Official manufacturer's product page for the Wilson Audio Sasha V speaker can be found below:
Official Product Page for Wilson Audio Sasha V

Warranty

5 Years of parts warranty and 5 Years of labor warranty is generally provided by the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wilson Audio Sasha V

What amplifier do you need for the Wilson Audio Sasha V?

Wilson Audio rates the Wilson Audio Sasha V for from 25 watts of amplifier power. It is a 4-ohm speaker, a demanding load that wants an amplifier rated to drive 4 ohms - many budget receivers are not.

Is the Wilson Audio Sasha V easy to drive?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V has a sensitivity of 88 dB. That is about average for a home speaker, so it is neither hard nor especially easy to drive.

Does the Wilson Audio Sasha V need a subwoofer?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V reaches down to 20Hz (full range 20-32k Hz). That is genuinely deep bass - a subwoofer is optional unless you want home-theatre effects below that.

What drivers does the Wilson Audio Sasha V use?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V is a 3-way design using a 1" Dome tweeter, a 7" midrange and 2 x 8" Paper pulp woofers.

Is the Wilson Audio Sasha V sealed or ported?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V uses a Ported enclosure. A ported design uses a tuned vent to get more low-end output from the same driver, but it wants some breathing room behind it.

Can the Wilson Audio Sasha V be bi-wired or bi-amped?

No. The Wilson Audio Sasha V has a single pair of terminals, so bi-wiring and bi-amping are not possible. It uses Binding post terminals.

Does the Wilson Audio Sasha V come with grilles?

Yes. The Wilson Audio Sasha V comes with removable grilles.

How big and heavy is the Wilson Audio Sasha V?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V weighs 111.13kg / 244.5lbs each and measures 45-1/16 x 14-1/2 x 23-15/16inch (HxWxD).

How much does the Wilson Audio Sasha V cost?

The Wilson Audio Sasha V has a manufacturer's list price (MSRP) of $54,600 per pair.


Wilson Audio Sasha V Detailed Specifications

General
BrandWilson Audio
Full Model NameWilson Audio Sasha V
Speaker Type3-way Floor-standing
Power Rangefrom 25 watts
Sensitivity88 dB
Impedance4 ohms
Frequency Response20-32k Hz
Release Date2023
DRIVERS
Woofer Size8-inch
Woofer CompositionPaper pulp
Tweeter Size1-inch
Tweeter TypeDome
Midrange Size7-inch
Port Positionrear

CONNECTIONS
Connector TypeBinding post
Biamp InputsNo
Port Positionrear
PHYSICAL SPECS
Height1145.0mm ( 45-1/16-inch)
Width368.0mm ( 14-1/2-inch)
Depth608.0mm ( 23-15/16-inch)
Height1145.0mm ( 45-1/16-inch)
Weight111.13 kg (245 lbs)
EnclosureBass Reflex
GrilleYes
Moisture ResistanceNo
OTHER
Handheld RemoteNo
Parts Warranty5 Years
Labor Warranty5 Years
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