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

Yes, I can vouch that Yes does work well on OHMs!

Try the remastered version of "Drama" for some really awesome Squire bass!

The Yes album, Close to the Edge, and Fragile are very good too.

Awesome P! I remember playing some old Yes on my Micros and hearing the music in a different way than I had ever heard it before.

Yes! Mapman, we've emailed several times and I had no idea you were into Yes. Yes is one of my all time favorite groups! For me "Yessongs" has been the holy grail Yes recordings sice the 70's when I was introduced. I will eventually have a pair of Walsh 5 Series 3 with upgraded drivers and I am looking forward to listening to Yes on them. (in addition to my hard bop)

Regarding the music of Yes, you might want to get hold of the CD reissue of Fragile on the Rhino label. It features an "early mix" of Roundabout that I actually like much better than the final mix. It's so interesting to hear what they were thinking of doing with that tune before they got to the final mix down... trust me that it sounds wonderful on Ohm speakers. :-)

These recordings by Yes are very good for separating the contenders from the pretenders in the world of audio playback of rock music.

On a different track genre-wide, try some remastered recordings of largely forgotten old Kingston Trio tunes on the Walsh's and then let's talk.

The one I can recommend if you can find it is "Absolutely The Best Of The Kingston Trio".

"Reverend Mr. Black" (LOVE that tune!), "Scotch and Soda", "Reuben James" and the others are a sterling treat from a different age of music and recordings with stunning sound quality, vocals, and harmonies that are hard to match.

I may have a bias in that some of the first records I ever listened to repeatedly as a young kid were by these guys and they definitely had a major impact on me musically at a young age.