Better to read a story about a buyout vs. another legacy company going defunct.
Amen to that. Times change and always nice when valued products continue to survive.
I get the concern. Last year John Strohbeen, the force behind Ohm speakers for 40 some years , passed. Company was up for sale but never sold apparently. Others who learned under JS’s wings are carrying the ball now. So far the only noticeable change is prices for both new and used Ohm gear have gone up a lot in recent years.
I would much rather have Bose acquire Ohm than have to say goodbye, even though the Ohms I have will most likely outlive me.
Ohm Walshes are totally unique . Nothing else like them (unlike Mac and SF). mbl has similarities but those cost way more and are not practical in most folk's rooms at home.