Where would you go after Wilson WP7?

IMO I have agree with S7horton..too much speaker for your room.As a Raidho owner I suggest the new C1.1s..everything your asking for and then some.Best ribbons on the market and they sound amazing ,faster than the Wilsons,better imaging,extremely musical unlike the 7s.Mate well with current backline and you may not even need that sub!

Agree with S7horton, you may have too much speaker for the cubic volume of the room.Moving to a larger speaker is very questionable.
Just curious have you had a formal hearing test with an audiologist recently? Be careful with the volume levels.
Best of Luck,

I have heard the Alexandria in a room 15' x 10' and i am telling you...the same room also had Guarneris...and i was stunned at how like a monitor the Alexandrias could sound when properly set up.

The key is you HAVE to have the right people set it up. The person who did it, in this case, is considered by Wilson one of the top handful of guys in the world.

That said, i take everyone's point...9x16 does not need a huge speaker to deliver concert levels, that is for sure.

"Can another speaker sound better given the smallish room?"

Maybe Magnepan (yes, even in your small room).

Being a planar, much less floor and ceiling bounce than your point source. What you might lose in bass impact could be made up for and maybe bettered with a powered sub.

You should have room behing the speaker but if you can't get 3 or 4 feet, you can put a diffuser behing them.

You certainly have the amp for them.

Dear Audiogoners,

Your lack of experience is remarkable! No one has asked about cabling, power conditioning, or how much music vs home theater is happening. As usual with most audiogoners vs professionals you guys are not looking at the entire picture and asking all the right questions.

It is totally possible that a simple change of cables or adding power conditioning, may make a huge difference.

Also the Krell processor although good is not going to create the sound stage that this listener is trying to get.

If someone wants to listen to a combined home theater and music system the best thing is to use a real preamplifier with a home theater bypass function, I have never found a pre/pro that can beat a good tube preamplifier and usually the dac's in the pre/pros are good but seldom that remarkable compared to EMM Labs, DCS, Wadia etc.

I have sold numerous Krell systems fronted by tube preamps and yes you can use a Krell amp with a tube preamp, no problem what so ever.

The addition of a good tube preamplifier will make the highs much smoother and create a much wider sound stage.

Also there has been no discussion of what source is being used in the system.

An older digital source can have glare.

Hey guys what do I know, 25 years professional experience, gained at two of NYC biggest dealers.