Ohm Acoustics introduces its 20/20k beta speakers


Ohm Acoustics has introduced its new line of beta speakers called the 20/20K series.

The lineup consists of the F-5015, the Super Walsh 3.3010,and the Super Walsh 4.4012.

All are using the company's Xtreme Xcursion technology subwoofers and 500 watt subwoofer amplifier to deliver a deeper bass.

Since this is a beta lineup, a probable successor to the 1000-5000 Ohm Walsh's?

The web address is here:

http://ohmspeaker.com/news/two-new-models-in-20-20k-series-walsh-speakers/
aurelius
Not a replacement but enhancements by adding powered sub in existing model cabinets. The f5015 is the biggest and has been around for a year or so already. Sounds like similar approach with smaller models. Adding powered subs allow a certain speaker size to do extended bass better in a larger room. More bang out of any particular size model essentially. Similar in concept to what golden ear does with triton models among others.
So Mapman, what do you think?
Do these new speakers become a more dynamic top tier Ohm line-up and they keep the 1000 to 5000 line affordable? (they already have very respectable freq response specs).

Or do they all get a subwoofer design? What is your gut telling you?
I use Ohm 100s with a pair of powered Rythmik subs and I'm a true believer in the approach. I also own Verity Parsifal Encores, SF Cremonas and Merlin VSMs, (as well as a pair of Maggie MMGs to switch out with the Ohms for use with the subs). The Ohm/Rythmik combo gets100% of my listening time.

FWIW.