I agree that the only way you can tell is to try. I have the Omega S3HOXRS and have lived with them for about a year now.
The first comment I will make is than you cannot make any decisions based on the size of the driver(s) used. It took me months to get my head around this because the image and scale that these produce should not be possible if one is to think in terms of driver size.
They produce an image and scale that easily bests the Maggie’s that I had and any 6” or 8” driver equipped dynamic speaker that I have had. Now add to the above the speed of an electrostatic speaker and try to accept that will happen with a dynamic speaker, not possible? It is with these.
They are very, very transparent. That means that if you give them the right source the realism can be... disarming, right across the frequency spectrum. Bass... OK to Good on their own but if you budget for a ZROCK 2... much more than one would think possible and way more than enough for me. And, it appears that you do have an Omega sub... interesting possibilities.
So what’s the catch? Budget for one. Burn in period, not bad during burn in but, you’ve got to give them time, and while they are demanding for bests results they are not totally unforgiving so with patience and a bit of work the results could be very surprising. I did have moments when I was somewhat uncertain of my choice of these...not any more, patience is the key.
I do use them for both video and music. They will not shake the room, if that’s what you want but they will throw energy into the room and a certain “sneaky startle factor”. I run mine with a UFO2 and no one has been able to accept that the results are coming from a 2 watt based system with speakers that 4” drivers!(never gets old).
The question still remains, are they right for you??? Can’t say, for me yes, for you? Only one way to know (not very helpful is this?

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