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

Accurus the driver is above the cabinet and fires downward into the bottom port so while Inthink floor interactions may be greater than most actual cabinet vibrations may be less.   Cabinets are part of what makes the sound though.   Easy to add damping material inside though if needed.  

Yeah you have mentioned this before, but I have noticed sound emanating from the side wall of the tower. It wasn't exactly quiet either and must have an impact on the sound. Do remember that I am using the smaller and from what I can tell less well build cabinets of the 1000 series vs you who is retrofitting to older and better build enclosures. So the difference maybe far more relevant to new Ohms then Ohms of days past.

Accurus,
Have you popped the top had a look in the cabs? I was reading up on stuffing and cabinet sound, and came a cross this article:

The Cabinet Face & Stuffing

They say that cotton, followed by fiberglass, are the best materials, and that neither are much used today for various reasons, not least of which is cost. Scroll down the page a bit to get to it.
Here is another internal "tweak" I came across. I should say, I haven't tried any of these, but you might find it interesting. Not sure what's inside the Ohms, as I haven't looked inside yet.
Mapman,
I sometimes miss the tone controls and loudness button on my old McIntosh. I worry about my ears as I get older, and a little bump in the treble and bass could be useful here. But just try to find a preamp with these today! It seems only McIntosh still includes them.

Accursed are you saying you get cabinet noise from vibration?    

If so I'd talk to JS and maybe take a look inside for anything loose that should not be.   

I recall internal braces in my old original Walsh 2s coming loose after a number of years and reattaching them myself fairly easily.  

Otherwise that's a new one for me.   

Darn Apple spell checker changing my words again. 

Accurus us of course. Not accursed.