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Anyone dislike Ohm Walsh speakers?

Hello,

I live in Southeast Asia in a country where there is no way to audition a pair of Ohm Walsh speakers. I'm looking to buy a pair of Ohm Walsh 2000's for music/home theater. 

I have seen rave reviews about the Ohm Walshs and like the idea of an omnidirectional speaker. But I'm hesitant since I would like this to be my "forever" pair of speakers and am paying $500 for shipping. Has anyone here heard a pair of Ohm Walshs and not liked them? Just trying to figure out my chances of making a purchase that I might regret. Thank you so much everyone!
thomaspynchon211
mozartfan
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Spendor
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roxy54
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Never mind the sound of paper cones, what about the sound of leaky plywood cabinets, or rattling speaker baskets?
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limomangus
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I like mine...
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jerryg123
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To each their own.
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oldhvymec
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Wow! Pope Mozart fan of the wideband.

I like Ohm in other folks set up. I've never owned them. I heard them with an Infinity set up in the 70s. It was their tweeter that was used. Pretty impressive both times. The second time was about 8-9 years ago in Sacramento..

Pleasant is what I walked away with. I never got tired of listening the whole evening from 7:00 to past midnight.. Everybody got to enjoy the music.

He had a pair of Jensen Imperial PR-100 setting in the next room. I really wanted to hear them too. :-)

Outlaw country western and Tex-Mex venue, he (the host) bought a pair of my 500rl/16cf bass bins. 30 x 40 room, lots of dancing that night..

All Ampzilla and Yamaha.. Solid stuff.. 

They kept up, 2 F series, 2 Walsh/Talls and 2 bass bins.  Serious Boom Boom!!

Regards
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