Audio Research and Wilson Sabrina

@samzx12 here’s the review I was referring to

https://www.hifi-advice.com/blog/review/loudspeaker-reviews/loudspeakers-passive-reviews/wilson-sabrina/

As I mentioned above, I believe you will retain the main sound characteristics of your 75SE but will gain in dynamics and control. It’s not about how loud you listen. It’s about how the amp drives your speakers and the 150SE will have more control. 
I don’t know how your subwoofer is integrated into your system but it shouldn’t be the main source of bass. In my room, I never felt the need for a sub with the Sabrinas. I have plenty of bass that is accurate and articulate. 
Also, moving these speakers away from front wall and more into the room improves bass quality. Adding limited range bass traps took the bass to a whole new level. 
There’s a lot of potential with these speakers and they are transparent enough to reveal even the slightest changes in room acoustics or equipment and cables. 
 

Happy Listening and Happy New Year!

I  love the combination....you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

Unless you are going to play your music at concert levels, you won’t need anymore power.  Also, if you get and active crossover or DSP and a couple of subwoofers,  you’ll have watts to spare!  My second system uses 40 watt mono blocks and can play fairly loud.  When I added an active crossover, crossed at 80hz, those 40 watts might as well have been over four hundred.

All the best.

CuriousJim no I don’t play at really loud levels. Maybe 85-87dB peak when too much bourbon kicks in haha.  ARC amps have fantastic power supplies so I’m not experiencing any congestion that I can tell.  I do have another S510 on the way.