Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em?

I'm about to pull the trigger on Hephaestus Harpocrates amps to feed my Ohm 5000s. Anyone heard this amp?

http://hephaestusaudio.com/forge/hma-harpocrates/

Yeah amps AND subs - anyone like to contribute the $$ to make this all happen?! 8-)

Oh my, this will take awhile.

-Al

32-ft pipe = 16Hz. Not that uncommon in large organs.

Hi Mapman,
I have been many times to organ recitals where 32-ft pipes were in play. The impact of hearing such bass I find to be very satisfying - "awesome" in the true sense of the word. It is that completeness that I wish to attain. I figure 16Hz should do it.

By the way, there are organs with 64-ft (8Hz), even 128-ft pipes (4 Hz!) - but I don't wish to destroy my house even if such achievement were possible. 8-)

The LH replaced a Mapleshade Clearlink II Plus (now in it's 3rd iteration). The thing about usb cables - there are a zillion of them out there, but the LH has had so many positive raves, I just had to try it. As you can tell, I am not disappointed. I do now agree with those who postulate that the USB cable is every bit as important component in a digital system as is the DAC itself.

Hi Mapman,
I listen almost exclusively to classical music - everything from 44.1, 88.2, 96, 176, 192 and a few DSD. I will say that a poorly recorded, compressed mess still sounds that way, but that may change when I get the Hephas or so I read in the reviews. :-)

The biggest difference I hear is greater dynamics and better rhythmic separation. in all resolutions. Just more musical and without fatigue.

As always, ymmv.

-Al