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

Large flat panel TVs between speakers probably never helps but is not necessarily a major issue either I find, though I think it certainly can be depending on placement relative to tv, rear walls, and any other large obstructions that will tend to reflect sound, like the tall cabinets in my 2 channel a/v system. They serve a purpose so they stay but if this were my main system tuned to the max, they would have to go and the flat screen would probably have to go on the wall rather than on the table in between and behind the speakers.

Map, unfortunately, this is why I more or less gave up on my A/V system, there ended up being too many compromises in a living room that has to be used as a living room. I sure do miss having a more dedicated space for the gear, but I have been able to better optimize the space for good 2-channel, even with my 55" screen in the mix.

Making sure the Ohm's are more in front of the plane of the screen and spread apart has helped tremendously with this, a small compromise, but it works. Thing is, this living room probably "sounds" better or is more sonically appealing than my original dedicated hi-fi rig room of the past. Tim

The room reflections are a balancing act... I remember when I was renovating my place and had to move a bunch of furniture into my listening room - it actually made the room too dead. I thought it would improve the sound,.. At one point, I had moved my Ohms into my bedroom, which was lively sounding, and didn't like the sound... Something in between ended up working the best...

Agree, it IS a balancing act.

Has anyone on this forum compared ohm speakers to Gallo's? I have Ohm super 2's and was wondering how they compared to Gallo Classico Line.