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

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.

Sorry to not get back to the thread quicker on the changes with the updates. Things have been hectic, but I will say that the height is better the speakers speakers on the Subdudes. Bass is definitely different as it is far more dipole and airy and not as cone like of a sound.

I did get the new drivers for my speakers yesterday as one arrived dented. I took apart the left speaker and I will take pictures of the driver and the inside of the cabinet tonight for the sake of sharing knowledge of this speakers.

I have a question about Walsh speakers and acoustic treatments. I have a 5000 and have
2 panels right behind them and on ceiling  5 feet out from them. Are Walshes better with no acoustic treatments behind them? My room is 20x12 with 8 foot ceiling. I have them on the long wall Thanks for any help. I have researched Internet and not found any answer . Thanks. Mike