I'm still working on getting the most out of some new Ohm Walsh 3000 Tall... All I can say is if you are sitting relatively close to them the 3000's are too big... the 2000's would probably work better for my room.
I plan on getting a room correcting DSP because my room is just terrible with all kinds of reflections. Also, the bass is good if these are against the walls. I use a subwoofer though so I am going to split the bass with a miniDSP at somewhere between 80 and 120 HZ.
I'm still surprised that I prefer my old much cheaper ELAC Debut 2.0 F6.2 for a lot of songs. I think my lesson is that in a room that handles reflections well, the Ohm Walsh are probably better. Otherwise, a pair of very directional speakers can work miracles with weird room size like I have.
I plan on getting a room correcting DSP because my room is just terrible with all kinds of reflections. Also, the bass is good if these are against the walls. I use a subwoofer though so I am going to split the bass with a miniDSP at somewhere between 80 and 120 HZ.
I'm still surprised that I prefer my old much cheaper ELAC Debut 2.0 F6.2 for a lot of songs. I think my lesson is that in a room that handles reflections well, the Ohm Walsh are probably better. Otherwise, a pair of very directional speakers can work miracles with weird room size like I have.