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| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new Things are starting to settle in. I had a bumping and long party last weekend which helped to do some solid breaking in. I still feel like the bass is a little light, but I think it's improving and still breaking in. | |
| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new My room is 13'x13' with a 9' ceiling. I have the Micros about 2' out from the rear wall. So, based on what you say, it's probably just a matter of the speakers breaking in fully. I'll be certain to report back. Thanks again. | |
| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new I'm using an Onkyo A-9555. It's listed as 85 Wpc at 8 Ohms, with dynamic power of 120 Wpc/8 Ohms and 200Wpc/4 Ohms. The damping factor is relatively low, listed at 25. | |
| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new Mapman, thanks for the advice.I ended up ordering the Microwalsh Talls. I've had them now for just over a week. Initial impressions are quite favorable -- they are quite natural sounding and easy to place. I'm trying not to listen too critically u... | |
| Studio/Performance Amps for High-End Systems? As a fellow pianist (and keyboardist/electronicist), I'm interested in this, but from a slightly different angle: I'm interested in using home speakers in performance. The ultimate goal is a higher-quality sound that fits in acoustically with othe... | |
| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new One small comparison comes from the 6moons review of the MicroWalsh:"20 years ago, the most musical speaker my budget could locate was the Ohm Walsh 4. By today's standards, it sounds dated and colored..."http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/walsh/m... | |
| Ohm Walsh old vs. Microwalsh new I've done searches, and I've found several relevant threads, including:http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&1071960668&openfrom&1&4#1http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&1015294796&read&keyw&zzwals... |