OMA The Back Story - Part 5: Favorite Things
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Oswalds Mill Audio. A strange name for an unlikely story.
OMA gets its name from a more than 200 year old mill in Eastern Pennsylvania, restored by OMA founder Jonathan Weiss. In that mill Jonathan assembled an impressive collection of vintage cinema and studio audio equipment, especially horn loaded loudspeakers, dating back to the 1930's. Within the walls of this massive mill, Jonathan’s audio obsessions attracted like minded people who congregated there every year for an event which became world famous. This underground community of speaker and horn designers and builders, tube audio and vinyl and tonearm experts became the foundation for launching a whole new approach to high end audio: OMA, Oswalds Mill Audio.
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"Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it."
Thank you for inspiring me.
Coool! Thank you for showing us your space. Superb speakers!
The room room looks terrific & as a history major always enjoy your depth of knowledge...if a day passes & you haven't learned something new then you did something wrong.
incredible love the vibe
Man loft - as far away from a man cave as you can get!
Thanks for sharing.
Please make this at least a 10 part series!
Love it
❤👍
What McIntosh Amp is that you refer too in the video?
Looked like M-168A
Is that correct?
Wonder why McIntosh does not have that listed on their Legacy Page?@@akosalbertoszabo
Nice to see this old school analog world. Digital is convenient. But can be boring as fuck.
Hahaha.... Glad to see that we agree that modern McIntosh is not cool. The dreadful blue lit displays everywhere. Terrible.
Ya the look gets old pretty fast, when I had to do Firmware updates on mine I was done.
you can turn off that "dreadful blue light" if you want. you know ?!.