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Wilson audio watch dog passive subwoofer compleet met alle originele accessoires (zonder bijhorende houten krat) aantal: 1 subwoofers kleur: zwart conditie: zo goed als nieuw huidige nieuwprijs €
At €4,950, this used Wilson Audio Watch Dog subwoofer is a strong deal, sitting well below the typical used market where units often range from €6,000 to €8,500. The original retail price was $10,850 (roughly €10,000+), meaning even fair used listings usually hover near 60–75% of that value, while this ask is closer to 45–50%. Given the Watch Dog’s reputation for deep, controlled bass and its massive 283 lb cross-braced cabinet, finding one this low is a genuine buying opportunity for serious hi-fi or home theater setups.
The Watch Dog is well-regarded for its 12" ultra-long-throw driver and 400W RMS internal amp, delivering clean output down to 20Hz with parametric EQ for room tuning. Its low-resonance composite cabinet minimizes distortion, making it a favorite for pairing with high-end speakers like Wilson’s own WATCH series. Unless the listing hides damage or missing accessories (like cables or the manual), this price point justifies immediate interest—especially if it’s in original-owner condition with a known finish like Carmon Red. No major caveats apply at this price; it’s a high-value chance to own a top-tier sub that rarely appears this cheap.
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Wilson Audio: American High-End Loudspeaker Pioneer
Wilson Audio Specialties was founded in 1974 by David A. Wilson and his wife Sheryl Lee Wilson in Provo, Utah. The company emerged from humble beginnings in a garage, where David Wilson—a recording engineer and founder of the Wilson Audiophile record label—initially modified turntables and later built speakers to better evaluate his own recordings. His early experimentation with driver positioning led to a foundational patent on mechanical time-alignment technology, a principle that remains central to Wilson Audio's design philosophy across five decades of loudspeaker innovation.
The brand is exclusively focused on loudspeaker design and manufacturing, with no involvement in amplifiers, DACs, headphones, or cables. Wilson Audio's product lineage traces from the legendary WAMM (Wilson Audio Modular Monitor) in 1980 through iconic designs like the WATT and Puppy to contemporary flagships including the Sabrina, Alexx, and Chronosonic XVX. The company is renowned for its proprietary cabinet materials and construction techniques developed to minimize resonances, reflecting an uncompromising engineering approach refined over generations.
Wilson Audio occupies the ultra-premium tier of the high-end audio market, commanding some of the world's most expensive speaker prices. The brand's reputation rests on meticulous craftsmanship, acoustic precision, and a commitment to sonic truth rooted in David Wilson's recording engineering background. Under the leadership of his son Daryl Wilson—who became CEO in 2016—the company continues to set benchmarks in music reproduction, maintaining its position as a cornerstone of serious audiophile culture.
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