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Please identify OHM speakers

kappclark

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I see these on craigslist - can anyone identify model ?

post simply says ohm cylinder speakers"
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can anyone identify model ?

Ohm has a great website with archival info on previous models just checked it out and I'm pretty sure I spotted the speakers in your post. click on the "support" link and then "legacy" to identify model
 
Ohm has a great website with archival info on previous models just checked it out and I'm pretty sure I spotted the speakers in your post. click on the "support" link and then "legacy" to identify model
Thanks !

They are Ohm Pro-150's from the late 80's.. Found the link, thx to your help..Honestly glad to know Ohm is still around ..
 
^ Nice!!!

I had some Ohms many moons ago and I was needing some info and found their website. I was quite impressed with their archived info along with the specs.

Let us know how they sound if you wind up acquiring them
 
I have a pair of those. They were simply called “Ohm Sound Cylinders”, they also made a “Tall” version. Sound & specs are pretty much the same as the Walsh One, they just used a cardboard concrete mold instead of the wood box for the lower portion supporting the “can” on top.
A very nice speaker, put them close to the back wall (less than a foot into the room), and spread a little wider apart than a typical speaker, and they disappear! Bass is good too, but not overly prominent, and they don’t have boost control like the bigger Walsh models, so a sub might be in order if you like more thump.
 
A very nice speaker, put them close to the back wall (less than a foot into the room), and spread a little wider apart than a typical speaker, and they disappear! Bass is good too, but not overly prominent, and they don’t have boost control like the bigger Walsh models, so a sub might be in order if you like more thump.

Thx - I have a nice ELAC sub. Checked and they are still available ... I am assuming at 89db the Fisher 400 wld not have any issues driving them ...
also - great avatar - open channel D !
 
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