Ohm Acoustic Corp., Brooklyn NY

I've got Blue Jeans speaker cables on my Ohms. They work great.

Which cable? Canare 4S11 or Belden 10 or 12 gauge? How long are your cables?

@ulrichr 

Whatever you like best will do the job.  The 4s11 uses the star quad winding, which can help with EF.

That said, those Monster M1's are doing the job just as well.  

Unless you need longer cables, keep the Monsters and spend the money on a nice quality beer, bottle of your favorite beverage, or edible of choice and any of those will give you a nice night or two of relaxation while you enjoy your music.

I suspect if you have clean Monster M1 cables, you can easily sell them and cover the cost of the Canare cable, and maybe have a few bucks leftover for a beer.

Easy one. Go with the Klipsch. They are a much better loudspeaker from a very well established company.

I've got the Belden 10 gauge, 8' runs.

As for a "very well established company", Lincoln Walsh invented the speaker design and patented it in 1969. Ohm Speakers was founded in 1972, and John Strohbeem, the current president, has been in that position since 1978. 

In my book, a 50 year old company counts as "very well established."  Other than the Walsh driver vs horn issue, which obviously have differing sonic traits, the other big difference between Ohm and Klipsch is that Ohm went the direct sales route and Klipsch went big-time retail with Best Buy, Crutchfield, etc.

The only recommendation I have is to listen and pick the speaker that sounds best to you. Ignore what the rest of us think.

Both Belden and Canare 4S11 are very good cable. Blue Jean is simply an assemble and a very good one. I have both their Belden 10 White and  Canare 4S11 in systems in my home. You can not go wrong with either.

@mijostyn I think Ohm Acoustic is a fairly well established company and after hearing the Ohm Walsh Tall 3000 in a friends system I would buy them over anything Klipsch offers. 

Revisiting my original post. Time sure flies!  After about 21 months I love my Walsh Tall 3000s.  My system is mostly PS Audio, the preamp the BHK Signature, the power from the Class D M1200 monos.  They are in a factory loft on a 14'sq. persian carpet usually around 18" from front wall. Rough masonry ceiling is 11'. 

Here's my dilemma, or maybe my own personal hangup. They sound GREAT! But these cost me new only about $5k. This month's Absolute Sound features the new Magico S3 M-Cast for $45,500.  Would they sound appreciably better than my $5k Ohms? All the reviews I ever read, even listening to The Audiophiliac (and giving Steve Guttenberg a call) come back with "they sound so much bigger than their $5k price."  TT is a Rega P10 with Aphelion 2 cart. 

So close to 2 years in love the sound AND THE LOOK. They "fit" my room's decor and how I want a speaker to look not 3'-4' into the room. 

You answered your own question.

You should do whatever makes you happy. 

I have been wanting to try a pair of current Ohm’s for several years and just picked up a used 6 year old pair of Walsh Tall 2000’s.  My (somewhat challenged) room was right at the maximum recommended size for these speakers but  I prefer lower volume listening so I gave it a go.  Initially, they seemed a little lifeless and just missing something.  I talked to Ohm and they suggested I adjust the crossover attenuator switch from the stock medium setting to off/low.  Wow the speaker came alive and I love them.  Just a completely different sound.  It feels as if you are in the room next to the artists.  So clear clean and less complex.  Not always better but different in a good way.  Fantastic for live recordings.  These really are a fun special speaker everyone should experience.  Best $1600 plus shipping I could have spent.  Glad you are enjoying your 3000’s.