Compact Ohm Omni Struts its Stuff
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 MicroWalsh Signature Edition Tall Speaker
Okay, I’ll admit it. I was delighted when the President of Ohm Acoustics Corporation, John Strohbeen, consented to send me his newly designed MicroWalsh Tall SE speakers for review. I have always held an interest in Ohm’s omni-directional speakers over the years, beginning in the mid 70’s, when I got to hear the original Ohm F’s at a friend’s apartment. As I recall, they were driven by …
Walsh 3000, Don Lindich's Sound Advice Blog
Friday, July 24, 2009
Product of the Day #42: Ohm Walsh 3000 Speakers
Ohm Walsh 3000 Speakers (new cabinets have rounded corners)
Longtime readers of the column and my website know I have long been a fan of Walsh speakers from Ohm Acoustics. My first pair of high-quality speakers were Ohm Walsh 1s, which I purchased years ago and still have today.
Ohm Walsh 2, Ohm F, and Ohm A
Since then I have listened to and …
Sound and Vision's Gary Altunian Remembers the Ohm F
Monday, April 27, 2009 F
I took a quick mental inventory of the many reference speakers I’ve owned and enjoyed, and they’ve all employed various methods of achieving sonic coherence. Some used precise driver alignment, and others used a single driver for all frequencies, but the result was always the same. (If you’re interested, the Dahlquist DQ-10 and Ohm F speakers are two of them.) To my ears, sonic coherence is …
Hi-Fi Reader
Sunday, March 1, 2009 MicroWalsh Signature Edition Tall Speaker
“So, after all the lugging, titling, reversing and breaking-in – how did the speakers sound? Really good. Really good but especially good considering how small they are. In another review I read how the reviewer was amazed at the amount and quality of the bass that the little Ohm’s were able to generate and I’ll admit that I agree.”
“Bass aside, I found the Ohm’s to be incredibly …
Walsh 5 S-3 on AudiogoN
Sunday, February 24, 2008 Walsh 5 S-3
Review: Ohm Acoustics Walsh 5 Series 3 Speaker
Category: Speakers
Bottom line: Yes, I think these are world class speakers that are relatively affordable, that work well with good or even great electonics, without spending a fortune, and despite the modest price, and pre-requisites in term of the supporting system, can compete with the best at most any price.
About 1 year ago, after several …
Jeff Dorgay, Audiophile Audition
Thursday, February 1, 2007
What impressed me the most of these speakers, being a confessed panel lover, was how open and transparent they are. …Bottom line, if you have a small room and you value quality over quantity of sound, the Ohm Micro Walsh is …
Don Lindich's Sound Advice
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Don Lindich’s Sound Advice has a few comments “I receive more e-mails about speaker suggestions than any other subject. The speakers I most commonly recommend are from my own list of “giant killers,” products that to my ears sound much better than other speakers at the same price point, as well as those that often cost considerably more. Some of them are available only …
John Potis reviews the Walsh 5 Mk-2 Upgrade for the Walsh 4 on 6moons
Saturday, January 1, 2005 Walsh 5 MK-2
As a class, I think omni-directional speakers suffer somewhat of a bum rap when it comes to their imaging and soundstaging characteristics. I’m forever getting emails asking if the “artificiality” of the omni-directional presentation grows old after a while - as though it were somewhat akin to listening to music in a reverb chamber. Nothing could be further from the truth. While …
John Potis Reviews the original MicroWalsh Tall on 6moons
Monday, December 1, 2003 MicroWalsh Signature Edition Tall Speaker
A little History
It was 1983. My search for a “high-end” speaker took me to all the local salons to result in the purchase of my first pair of Ohm Acoustics loudspeakers. The floorstanding and remarkably full-range Ohm Walsh 4 set me back $1500 and left me one happy audiophile. They were so good that I bought a pair of the smaller Walsh 1 for another room a bit later.
Fourteen years …
John Potis reviews the Walsh 300 Mk-2
Tuesday, May 1, 2001 Walsh 300 MK-2
Father-in-Law’s System
The system I’m about to describe does not reside in my home but rather at my father-in-law’s. Still, I know this system exceedingly well. As it happens, the source is a Sony CDP-C69 ES-series CD player – a player of solid enough performance that frankly never impressed me either way as anything special, though it has always done its job. And at the …