Pedrillo, seriously, these are all fine recommendations, but you really need to listen and decide.
The thing is Ohms are sold direct only so you won't find a dealer to listen.
THe choices are to find someone who has Ohm Walsh CLS drivers and listen or do Ohms in home audition with the latest and greatest CLS drivers.
If you hear Ohm Walsh CLS's somewhere, make sure you know which series driver they are.
You want to hear newer series 3 or maybe even series 2 (closer to 3's but different tweeter), but not originals, which are inferior though still pretty good and also far and away the most common version out there. The cans housing the driver look pretty much the same from the outside with all of these and are not always clearly labeled, so it can be hard to tell what you have unless someone knows for certain.
Also, Ohm offers CLS driver upgrades for every Walsh model ever made, so the model indicated on the cabinets does not necessarily indicate the exact CLS driver used.
This can be very confusing I know, but potentially worth it. I guess the bright side is it helps add to the mystique of the line for better or worse.
The thing is Ohms are sold direct only so you won't find a dealer to listen.
THe choices are to find someone who has Ohm Walsh CLS drivers and listen or do Ohms in home audition with the latest and greatest CLS drivers.
If you hear Ohm Walsh CLS's somewhere, make sure you know which series driver they are.
You want to hear newer series 3 or maybe even series 2 (closer to 3's but different tweeter), but not originals, which are inferior though still pretty good and also far and away the most common version out there. The cans housing the driver look pretty much the same from the outside with all of these and are not always clearly labeled, so it can be hard to tell what you have unless someone knows for certain.
Also, Ohm offers CLS driver upgrades for every Walsh model ever made, so the model indicated on the cabinets does not necessarily indicate the exact CLS driver used.
This can be very confusing I know, but potentially worth it. I guess the bright side is it helps add to the mystique of the line for better or worse.