WATT/Puppy - Through the Years

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The Original Puppy high speed woofer was introduced as a solution to solve the unpredictable results of pairing the WATT with other commercial subwoofers for those who wanted lower frequency extension.

In the initial design phase of the Puppy, Wilson concluded that what was needed was a higly articulate, low distortion, non-resonant, compact high-speed subwoofer with robust power handling, high sensitivity and excellent reliability. In ever series of puppy, two very high quality low-frequency drivers are driven in parallel in a rigidly cross-braced, tuned enclosure to quickly dampen spurious resonances in the structure.

Reviews

Wilson WATT Series 3-Puppy 2 loudspeaker
Stereophile 10/04/2011

Puppy Series 2 Technical Specifications

Released: 1991   
Retired: 1994

Drivers

Woofer 2 - 8 inches Foam Surround

Enclosures & Materials

Cabinet Material Laminated Finish Over MDF with X-Material Bottom

Measurements

Impedance 4 ohms Frequency Response Passive Mode Frequency Response, +0, -3 dB (With Port Contribution): 28-125 Hz Sensitivity SPL, 1 watt @ 1 meter: 91 dBA Minimum Amplification 50 Watts

Overall Dimensions

Overall Dimensions Height 24 inches (61 cm) Width 11.3 inches (28.5 cm) Depth 16.5 inches (40.5 cm) Weight Uncrated 154 lbs. Weight Crated 220 lbs. per pair