kalali - The Ohms are a little different than standard dynamic loudspeakers. Yes, they have a really large soundstage, tall wide and deep. I have found, however, that they image surprisingly well, especially for an omni. Part of this is that the tweeter is not omnidirectional, and part of it is that designer John Strohbeen just knows how to design and voice loudspeakers. As my front end has improved over the nine years I have had the Ohms, every aspect of their sound has improved, including the imaging. Now, I won't tell you they have razor sharp imaging (which, IME, you don't get with live music, either). But there is enough imaging so that you can clearly point to an instrument or vocalist within the soundtage. On decent source material, the speakers completely disappear into the soundstage, too. So, I guess it depends on where your priorities for speaker are. To me, the Ohms are a Goldilocks speaker - affordable, fun to listen to, and respond really well to electronics and cabling upgrades. I have heard the Ohms at two audio shows. Both times, I thought my own system with Ohms sounded better, a lot better. John Strohbeen likes to demo his speakers with mid-fi gear. They work well this way, and I suspect Ohm does not want their speakers to be known as tweaky, or demanding of high-end electronics. Yet, they are so well designed, IMHO, that they just keep getting better as your source gear, cables and amplification improve. At list prices, I now have about $8000 worth of electronics (excluding my vinyl rig) in front of the $2800 Ohm Walsh 2000s, and I do not see this as a mismatch at all. (Disclaimer: I do run them with a pair of Vandersteen 2Wq subs and crossovers, because, well, I am a bass freak. Many Ohm users run their speakers full range with no complaints about the lower octaves.)
Look at it this way: You get a 120 day in home trial (which you will need because they do take a while to break in). There is no better way to audition a speaker, as far as I am concerned. If they aren't for you, you're out the round-trip shipping.
(I have no affiliation with Ohm Acoustics other than being a satisfied customer.)