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
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.
Strictly gut but If it were me these would optional additional models that deliver a more robust low end out of a smaller box right out of the box.

Offloading bass to powered sub means smaller external amps can be used and usually means better performance and dynamics all around.

It's a very practical and cost effective approach that should appeal to many. I have F5 series 3 Ohms which are similar to 5015 with no built in sub and one generation older drivers. The 5015s must be the bomb I would think. The powered sub models are definitely something I would consider especially when the day comes to downsize.
Offloading bass to powered sub means smaller external amps can be used and usually means better performance and dynamics all around.
It's a very practical and cost effective approach that should appeal to many.

Some very good points. And optional would be key for the 1000 to 5000 line, otherwise Ohm would price themselves out of the "giant-killer" affordable market.
As you know, I'm looking to buy a set of Ohms, I would hate for them to move to a higher price point across the board.
I don't remember knowing that you own Rythmik subs, Marty (of course, my memory is really becoming spotty). Aren't they great?! A bunch of different models now, including the very special DIY OB/Dipole model for planar speaker owners. Little by little audiophiles are learning of them, sub owners in general being more videophile than audiophile, I have come to learn.
The ohm site still refers to the models with this approach as "prototypes" pending more feedback from users.

It appears the subs are also downward facing in the cans immediately below the traditional CLS driver. It's a very unique design it would appear. It would be interesting to get more info about it. Maybe John has posted something about it on his ohm site blog.