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

Mail,

You can also adjust the treble by adjusting the "toe-in" (I assume the MWTs are similar to my 100s in this respect). Be sure to experiment a bit before settling on final placement/orientation.

Congrats on the new additions.

Marty

I've had the opposite reaction so far with my MWT's- an almost toal lack of tonal shift unless I sit on the floor. Even then, to me it's minor

I account for this due to the speakers I had before: Definitive Technologies BP-2006 and Pinnacle Classic Gold Reference, both of which had significant tonal balance shift based on position.

As an aside, I got to hear my old Def Techs last night. The guy I sold them to and I have become friends, and listen to music together every now and then. I miss the bass, but that's about it. They sounded unnatural and fuzzy. They really seamed to smear high-treble, especially cymbals. He loves them though, and I'm glad they went to a good home.

Oh yeah, congrats Mail!

Parasound,

PErhaps to a lesser extant than with most speakers, room acoustics and other factors probably come into play regarding tonal shift from various vertical listening locations.

The Walsh drivers do inherently fire more upwards than down though, I believe.

I have a pair of MicroWalsh Talls in Rosewood on their way to me. I am very anxious and curious about how they will sound in my family room.