Quiz a hi-fi enthusiast about radical speaker design and you're bound to get a disquisition on Oswalds Mill Audio. Known among the analog cognoscenti simply as OMA, this boutique company manufactures the kind of rarefied components that audiophiles drool over: 7-foot-tall loudspeakers with conical horns, glowing tube amps nestled in walnut chassis, and turntables with slate plinths as thick as phone books. It is here, in a 19th-century stone fortress in rural Pennsylvania filled with enough vintage audio hardware to stock a museum, that OMA founder Jonathan Weiss envisions, assembles, tests, and tweaks his next masterpiece.
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