Steve Giuttenberg Audiophiliac is pretty excited - in 22 years of reviewing speakers and before that, 16 years as a hi-fi salesman, he's never hear loudspeakers like these.

This is a brief preview video of his upcoming review of the OHM WALSH 2000 loudspeakers US$2800/pr.

" They don't sound like speakers. "

" The depth, the space, the coherence of it, is...incredible! More like the real thing. "





(I have to say that I've always liked omni-directional speakers I've heard (Sonab, Shahinian, MBL...), so will be looking forward the the in-depth review.)

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A while back here (2017), we had an Omni-directionals Make a Comeback thread, featuring the new German Physiks omnis.

I've always liked omini-directional speakers that I've heard (Sonab, Shahinian, MBL), so am looking forward to Guttenberg's in-depth review.

They excel with large-scale & live-recorded music (say orchestral, live-venue jazz), so I'll be interested in how well these Ohm Walsh omnis reproduce all other types of music / albums.

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Guttenberg's full review:

Price - US$1400 each = $2800/pr.

" It just energises the room in a completely different & I would say, more realistic way of the sound of instruments playing, not in the room but, in the space where they were being recorded. "

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If they approach German Physiks’ sound for less expense that’d be excellent!

AMR-iFi R&D

The GERMAN PHYSIKS HRS-130 loudspeaker.

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i remember hearing some walsh model f (?) speakers at the old hutt hi-fi shop back in the 80s.

impressive but lacking in something.

other omnis have left me unmoved.