@[email protected] yeah the Ohmega is interesting... given how quickly it was introduced after the Ohm II was released.
It's almost like they explicitly marketed it as a different product even though it serves to replace the function of the Ohm (plus a couple added features โ it's not just a belay resistor)
@[email protected] yeah the Ohmega is interesting... given how quickly it was introduced after the Ohm II was released.
It's almost like they explicitly marketed it as a different product even though it serves to replace the function of the Ohm (plus a couple added features โ it's not just a belay resistor)