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

Bondmap,
Thanks for the link. I too am a satisfied Sound Anchor customer. :)

Mapman,
I will definitely report back this evening. Really glad you mentioned the Subdudes because funny enough I have really been wanting to try experimenting with raising the Ohms up a big since I a tall guy and have a fairly high listening chair and oh jee I just happen to have two of them sitting in a closet within 5 ft of my listening room. So that will kill two birds with one stone.

"I just happen to have two of them sitting in a closet within 5 ft of my listening room. "

Now that's what I call fate!

Ok so far fiddle with toe in vs toe out. Prior I had them toed out about 1 inch. I then tried 1 inch toed in and that did some added rear ambient energy but 2 inch seems to enhanced that effect and made everything sound a bit bigger not just in the rear but the fronts. Definitely a duller upper range but after I fiddle with the iOS platforms I can run Dirac and it can compensate for the recessed highs. More incoming...

t8kc...A 'permanent fix', if left to the spouse, might be a pillow applied late one night. ;)  Or some sort of involuntary therapy....

You might try a common ground.  TV's aren't known for being all that 'clean' when it comes to being 'sanitary' in their audio.  I've some residual low level hum, but it's attached to a smaller system that compensates for the awful drivers that are installed into flat screens....

And sound bars?  Don't get me started...

avsjerry,
I don't think the "pillow" procedure will be applied unless she finds out how much I have spent on audio gear lately...just saying.
My temporary solution is to just unplug the TV RCA cable when I want to listen to music seriously.
I wish the fix was more elegant and convenient, but having limited room (I live in a small house) means only one stereo system.
The Ohms do provide nice sound for movies.