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

The pain of change....

Greetings everyone.
Things are moving forward slowly as I had a bout of RA which really suck
but I'm working around the issues.

As of last time I questioned the upper part of the cabinet, design wise. I though it was to soft
not angular enough. So the changes were made and I think the look is cleaner
and a little more masculine, hope you like it...

Tomorrow is cutting (routing) the last opening for the passive radiators. The bottom panels
will be cakewalk, then it's on to the second cabinet.

If anyone thought it seemed like a chore to figure out the cabinet design, it's nothing
compared to the mind games I'm going through regarding the finish.....
Auto lacquer, Plasti-dip, Veneer etc, etc. As I said before I want something awesome, 
one of a kind, interesting and or shocking! Sounds easy, but not really as everything has been done literally. So I finally figured it out...But won't tell until the big reveal.

Heres an image of the newer design:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/147883144@N08/m8n4to

Thanks for checking in......🇸🇪

Ordered my first ever Ohm speakers. I went with the super sound Cylinder with a 10" driver. I will keep you guys posted once I receive them. I had a pair of Tekton Double Impacts on order and my wife made me cancel them due to their LARGE footprint. My expectations are high and hopefully these speakers are going to exceed my expectations :)  

Congratulations Rodm 2001

These speakers do need some POWER so feed them as much as you can. No such thing as too much wattage for those babies.
Play around with placement, as they can get boomy to close to any wall surface.
please let us know when they're installed and a few of us here very familiar with anything OHM related...

Fun times ahead......🇸🇪

Congrats, Rodm2001 !  Please remember to allow plenty of break-in time before reaching any conclusions.  Also, leveling the speakers with the floor and each other does, IME, make a difference, even if John Strohbeen might disagree with me :-)

Thanks Peterr53 and bondmanp!
I recently purchased an Arcam SR250 to serve the speakers. They are only rated at 90 watts per channel but from what the Arcam rep and John told me, those receivers are rated very conservatively and they should not have any problem driving the Ohms. they run in pure class A for the first 20 watts or so. 
Has anyone attempted to try room correction software like Dirac with Ohm speakers? I am guessing that omni-directional speakers won't work very well with room correction software since the whole idea of pin-point calibration of the speakers for the listening position goes against the core competency of omni-directional speakers.