Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em?

Morning.....

Just woke up and all I could do was thinking about the speaker. What is that
crossover? or why is that crossover so damn complicated, is switches in the
audio path a good thing  (I honestly don't think so) but I might be wrong.
Would it be rational to simplify? would I see a gain in Transparancy? Or am I chasing
my tail? So I guess I'll make a flow chart were all the parts go and with that see if simplification is on the board. 

So the plan is to move the crossover either to a separate box outside the speaker
or install them on the bottom of the cabinet. Even though these are fairly large sized speakers space is not easy to come by due to the 4" tube and bracing.

peace out....🇸🇪

peterr53 - Remember that there is really only one setting of the switches that works for each listener in a given room.  If you want, you could make your settings permanent and fixed, and eliminate the switches.  This would reduce the speakers' utility in other rooms or for other listeners, however.

peter if you have a way of posting some pictures I would love to see those.   You could start a virtual system here just for this.

Hey guys....

Im not to worried about other rooms or listening positions, so I think ixney all the switches
will happen for sure. I just got a photobucket account and would love to share asap.
I also thinking about doing a YouTube video showing the speakers and maybe talking a little about my experience with the Ohm's......

Got to go to LAX...🇸🇪

Hejsan....

Just a little Swedish to start the post.
Sitting in the car with no music or talk radio is fantastic for some
deep thoughts, ideas or pure fantasies.... 😎

So I checked out the wall thickness of the speakers and realized
that I have a full 5/8" thickness, so what do you do to minimize
vibrations without spending the big dough? 
A few ideas popped in to my mind, the most drastically would be to build up another layer on the outside from mdf, but it adds bulk, and 
I already have a fantastic paint job that'll be ruined so forget that.
I could add slate on the inside walls, but that makes the speaker
volume smaller and the speaker heavier.....Man I feel like I'm overthinking things a bit, but damn I LOVE overthinking things lol.

Decided to go with cork 1/4" thick self adhesive, super easy to cut
shape and get in to nasty little crevices. I also got some polyester fill 
sheets that I'll glue to all the cross beams and sharp corners.
Im sure this will suffice to prevent extra reflections and vibrations
in the box.
Tomorrow I'll have time to run a sweep on the main driver to see where it starts to drop of frequency wise, so let's see if it goes to 
7k as I've read here on audio gone.

Gentlemen I will try to upload some images for your pleasure 
in a bit...🇸🇪