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

Haha, thanks! I'm young, don't own my own place, and don't have a lot of disposable income right now, so I'm creating the best system I can given those conditions. Things are shaping up nicely, and at this point I don't see any major upgrades or additions for awhile. Perhaps some better interconnects...

You've all been a huge help, so thank you for that. I plan on continuing to ask for advice and help in this thread rather than anywhere else.

Rbf,

Thanks for your kind words!

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How's that arrangement look? Should they be less toed? Closer to the wall? Closer together? I still love em, but I'm not sure I've heard their full potential with the perfect positioning yet...

Rbf-It would appear that with your toe-out that you have you are experiencing more of a direct radiated sound from the tweeters, which may be just fine if you like it that way. It can all depend on how far your listening position is and just how much of the treble energy you want.

How is the bass doing as far as you can tell? While the MWT does have the built-in plinth and bass port on the bottom, you probably would get a bit more bass moving them back towards the wall some.

It looks like you are a bit crowded there with your two racks, TV and gear. Sometimes you have to make do with the space you have, but if you could maybe move your gear rack over to the left, and spread the Ohm's out a bit more and back, you might do a bit better.

I find my Ohm's do very well with a good spread in between the speakers, but not so much you lose focus or get the hole-in-the-middle effect. Great thing about the MWT's is they are so easy to move around, only you will know what sounds best to your ears. Experiment, that is the best way to find the sweetspot, and with the Ohm's, the sweetspot is generally pretty wide.

Enjoy! Tim

Rbf1138 - I checked out your photo - from my experience, Ohms work best in slightly damped rooms. They throw a big image, and if the room is too live, things get muddled. Do you have rugs on the floor, etc? From what I can see in the photo it looks like wood floors and minimal window treatments.