History on ohm A's and F's.


I panned through the threads and read how the old ohm a's were remarkable.
Would like to hear more about this and other ohm speakers.
pedrillo
Bill, Aren't the Ohm F's very difficult to recone? I think I read that there are only a couple of people who can perform this in the USA. Is this the case because I have seen a number of pairs here on the GOn. Bob
Agree Ohm Fs were/are really nice. I think all of the newer stuff, including the 'upgrades' are lifeless and plastic sounding.

I think there is a guy that is building a new version of the model F; seems like he has advertised or sold a pair here on Agon.
Extremely difficult to recone.

There is only one gentleman I would trust to do mine.

He's located on the east coast near Philadelphia and doesn't get involved anymore due to the time and complexity involved. I even offered him one pair to keep in exchange for one repaired pair (plus his parts cost and labor of course). So far no interest.

But I keep them hoping he'll change his mind.
Dale Harder recones original Ohm speakers and builds his own, improved versions of both A and F models. He can be reached at:

dale@hhr-lasers.com or 440-888-2163 in Parma, Ohio
AudioFeil-
what do you think of the new 5-S3? I would like the MBL but too much money. Looking for something that is amazing and these have come up.. Thoughts?