...as the 'resident rogue Walsh fanatic' (DIY; definitely not Ohms....)....
If you've an existing 5.1/7.1 integrated amp or (horrors!) all-in-one...
(while you're comparing/weighing your options...)...you Might Consider...
2 pairs of the smaller Ohms...perhaps of the 'satellite series'...a matching sub of a 'sane' size, since it is a small(er) space....
(Ohm does have their return policy, so it's reasonably a 'safe trial' to do...)
...and listen to what happens. *s*
Ohms>Walsh>omni's: 360 deg. radiation. If you'd like 'loud(er)", the best means to do so IMHO with any Walsh is to add 2 more if the space (and your taste) allows it...volume control of the 'back' pair is a plus.
At a low volume, subtly occurs. Turn it up, and you may be able to flex sheetrock. ;) They have this 'additive' quality. *G*
But, as noted...I'm just a extremist fan of the 'basic concept'...
If you've an existing 5.1/7.1 integrated amp or (horrors!) all-in-one...
(while you're comparing/weighing your options...)...you Might Consider...
2 pairs of the smaller Ohms...perhaps of the 'satellite series'...a matching sub of a 'sane' size, since it is a small(er) space....
(Ohm does have their return policy, so it's reasonably a 'safe trial' to do...)
...and listen to what happens. *s*
Ohms>Walsh>omni's: 360 deg. radiation. If you'd like 'loud(er)", the best means to do so IMHO with any Walsh is to add 2 more if the space (and your taste) allows it...volume control of the 'back' pair is a plus.
At a low volume, subtly occurs. Turn it up, and you may be able to flex sheetrock. ;) They have this 'additive' quality. *G*
But, as noted...I'm just a extremist fan of the 'basic concept'...