Swap my klipsch heresy's for Ohm walsh 2

Thanks for all the input-I made the swap-mapman these are
the obelisk shaped cabinets-and do have the walsh2 logo,so far I am impressed with the sound.
They will replace the heresy's at our other home-I have owned several klipsch--lascala-in particular.No offense
to klipsch lovers but I just got tired of their sound.
The ohm's remind me of the ess amt 1b's I still have.
It amazes me that speakers 20-30 years old can sound as
great as they do-my main system has merlin tsm me with a
velodyne fsr-18--and IMO-it sounds awesome-but the ohm
and the ess are not far behind.Thanks.

RBaker,

Funny the OHMs remind you of ESS.

My first OHMs I bought, back in 1978 were my Ls. These replaced a pair of Lafayette Criterion short floorstandere that used the ESS HEIL air motion transformer.

01-30-09: Rbaker
No offense
to klipsch lovers but I just got tired of their sound.

So, after all the responses, you state that you were tired of the Klipsch sound?

This all seems like it was an unnecessary exercise, as your decision appears to have been already made.

Tvad--not at all-spent half the day listening to the ohm's
I had never heard them and was wondering about others who
had heard them-turns out the individual I swapped with loves
the klipsch sound---worked out great.

Of course I may be a bit biased as the owner of 3 pair of OHMs, but if you were looking to swap, I think you made a good choice.

If you like the OHM sound, but think it could be even better, you have the option to upgrade to a more current, truly big league sound that can compete with most anything in most rooms for less than $1000!

Where else could you pick up a 25 year old design for nothing and have that option??????????????

By the way, I would like to add a pair of Klipsch someday when I have a need, but I would not anticipate them replacing either my 100s or 5s. Maybe my Ls, but I really do not use them very often at present.