OMA

OMA

Share

In a world defined by mass production and marketing, OMA audio equipment stands out as clearly being from another, parallel universe. There was a time, in the early part of the Twentieth Century, when the creation of horn loaded loudspeakers, field coil and full range speakers, tube amplifiers, and analog reproduction represented the highest technical challenge and achievement. As time went on, ev

03/30/2026

How We Did It - The Industrial Design of OMA.

A series of conversations about design with our long time friend and industrial designer David D'Imperio.

Part Two: The AC1

03/16/2026

Introducing our new project, professional loudspeakers (PROMA) for concert halls and venues, with the Scottsdale speaker system, using multiple entry horn technology.

Photos from OMA's post 03/05/2026

RCA multicell horns from the late 1930’s have been an essential part of the Oswald’s Mill reference system for over 20 years.

These are very large, 300hz horns damped with h**p and tar, powered by what might be the greatest sounding field coil compression driver ever made, the RCA MI-1428B, on dual throats, which further reduce distortion. Very few people alive have ever had the experience of listening to these incredible devices.

Photos from OMA's post 02/27/2026

Here's the entire article as published in the current issue of World of Interiors that features our OMA showroom and loft. For those of you who might want to read it!

Want your establishment to be the top-listed Arts & Entertainment in Brooklyn?
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Telephone

Address


110 Bridge Street
Brooklyn, NY
11201