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

Also I belive a Gundry dip refers to a dip in the 2-4 khz area with which I read some BBC monitors/speakers in particular are associated. Most speakers have crossover points somewhere in there as well but the OHMs crossover a fair bit higher, so it is an area where I expect a lot of subtle differences among speakers can be heard.

They shipped today! UPS says they'll arrive Thursday, but of course I'm leaving for vacation Thursday afternoon through Monday, so probably no impressions until Tuesday :(

I had the Micros in the past (loved them), then the 100 (loved those too) and now the 3000. Really love them.

You need to give the Ohms at least 25 hours to start breaking in. Before that they will sound congested, no soundstage, ie, the sound is stuck to the speakers- like you’d experience with a table radio, and limited in hight and low frequency extension. So I’d hold off on posting impressions prior to 25 hours. About 100 hours in they will really sing. I’m blown away at how my 3000s sound.

Mapman - No, I never heard his system. Come to think of it, I don't even know what it is. But I will ask him next time I see him.

Speakers were delivered and I quickly set them up, In the 20 minutes I had to listen, after a haphazard setup, I'm extremely pleased. At first I thought something wasn't quite right and then found that the grills have cardboard in them for shipping, lol. That sorted things out! With the little I got to listen to, it was clear they're gonna be amazing when I have time for a proper setup. Closing my eyes, it sounded like the music was being played live in the room. Will have more next week when I'm back from vacation.