David Wilson, Wilson Audio Specialties, driver lite me sin publik under CES 2004. Man skulle kunna kalla det ett "blindtest", eller ännu hellre en demonstration av förvnätningarnas makt (placebo):
"We also heard David Wilson's fascinating presentation of his conception of system hierarchy. He compared a pair of Wilson Sophias driven by a Parasound stereo power amplifier with a competitor's flagship speaker and an extremely powerful premium-priced amplifier. Not, as he explained, because he thought the Sophias sounded better, but to prove that meaningful comparisons could be made between systems assembled according to different priorities. This was a demo aimed at his hi-fi dealer clientele, after all (it's a trade show, remember?), but there's a kicker: after we all confirmed that we could hear meaningful differences, Wilson whipped a fake component shell off the digital source and revealed that we weren't listening to a $20,000 CD player, but an Apple iPod playing uncompressed WAV files!"
(citerat från Stereophiles hemsida)
mvh
J.P.
Vill minnas att "Sophia" är bättre i det avseendet. 
Någon högtalare med konstigare klang har inte hört på länge. Att någon betalar cirka 100 kkr för en sådan kalkonkonstruktion är lite märkligt 
