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

Well, if any of you guys want to give my Arro's a good home, let me know. :-P

" Well, if any of you guys want to give my arro's a good home"

Sorry, but I/m not looking to replace my Ohms.

Otherwise, for a smaller room, Arro's would be on my short list.

Rebbe, seriously, obviously only you know what satisfies you. Same with any of us. You don't have to justify your decision making process to others. All that matters is that you like where you are at and can now attain enjoyment from your system sooner rather than later.

Yeah, well I probably was getting a little defensive there.

It'll be interesting to see if the Arro's sell or not. If they don't, maybe I will break them in some more and see again how they stack up against the Ohm's

I do have to say that I can't imagine the Arro's besting the Ohm's in the soundstage dept. I thew some Diana Krall on the CD player today and it was spooky how beautifully the Ohm's rendered a "holographic" sense of things. :-) The same pieces on the Arro's, if memory serves, sounded flat by comparison...

Arro's shouldn't sound "flat". That should get better with break-in I expect.

I've heard Arro's but never a/b'ed them concurrently with Ohms.

I think the Arros should do extremely well with imaging (for a standard box design) at least at the sweet spot, but I do not think they (or any standard box design) will ever sound like the Ohms IMHO. Ohms image distinctly in their "own special way".

I have heard Arro's that were not set up optimally stack up well against larger and more expensive speakers from PSB and McIntosh that were also not set up optimally. They all sounded very good but could have sounded better with proper set-up.

I've heard other Totems set up better in the past that sounded similar to comparable Dynaudios at the time. I can honestly say that in a/b tests in my house, the Dyns, as nice as they are, cannot touch either pair of Ohms.