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

This seems to be the de facto Ohm thread, so I hope a non-OWT question is okay. I'm getting ready to upgrade my Walsh 2s to 2.2. Does anyone have a recommended wattage to drive the 2.2/2000? The Ohm website is kind of vague on this. Thanks.
Batch

Thanks for the info gents. I kind of suspected that even the new ones were going to be rather hungry. I'll probably end up pairing the 2.2 w/ a nice big vintage receiver (i.e., Sansui G series or Marantz 2300 line).

Map,
Thanks for the info.

My upgrade kit came this week, so -- after getting physical with a couple of glued in crossover boards -- I now have Walsh 2.2000s. My question is, can someone who owns something from the 1000s line give me a ballpark figure for how many hours in took to fully break these guys in?

Thanks for the responses. I've already called John w/ questions & he's been very helpful. I've got them in a spare room hooked up to a radio, so I can run them 10 hours or so per day. Unfortunately, even though its a spare room, I can't really crank them up too much.

Batch

Bondman,
Thanks for the info. And you'll be happy to know I ended up taking your & Map's advise and dumped the vintage Kenwood for powering the 2.2000s and replaced it with a Valve Audio Predator -- which made a huge difference.

Wow! Tonight (after running them as much as I could for over a month) it finally happened -- my 2.2000's totally blossomed. I had a Cal Tjader cd on and the decay on his vibes seemed to just float on and on into the room. Just fantastic.

Batch

With regards to amps, I tried a couple of different things w/ my 2.2000's and finally arrived at a Valve Audio Predator, which I heartily recommend as a good match for Ohms. The Predators aren't all that easy to find, but they are at least reasonably priced (I picked up mine used for about $1200.

B