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

Wow, Rebbi, your hooked man and on your way to even better things I'm sure!

If you liked the micros I'm sure the 100s will float your boat even further.

I plug the ports on the bottom of my 100's with loosely rolled up socks to lessen the bass a tad when I have them in my 12X12 sun-room sometimes, otherwise, in my other 12X12 main listening room, I run them unhindered.

I do the same with the rear ports of my Dynaudios as well in that same room.

Adjusting the tightness of fit of the sock plug in the port tunes the low end as needed. Since the ports are on the bottom, nobody ever knows there is anything there.

Mapman,

Given that I have more and more mismatched socks, I should have no trouble finding suitable bass attenuation devices! :-)

Rebbi,

When you get the 100s you'll now owe us some reportbacks on the sound differences between MWTs and 100s.

We audio geeks are very demanding fellows!

Will do!

Hey guys, continued great thread. Rebbi, you are out of control! Just have John send you the 5-series and get it over with!
I came across another radial "walsh style" speaker in the Decware RL1.5, RL3.0 and now the new ERRs. The reviews sound almost exactly like the Ohms in terms of soundstaging and they certainly LOOK like the Ohms--only with better fit and finish. Interestingly, they are designed with super high efficiency in order to allow the use of low wattage single ended triode tube amps (like 2-10 watts). They would certainly do fine with a modestly powered SS amp like the ones mentioned above. I'm curious if anyone has heard these things. They seem to have an allure much like the Ohms. So what do you think, Rebbi....why don't you send for a pair and host the superbowl of radial speaker shootouts?