Could suit you if you like a big dynamic sound with plenty of presence.
One of the very few I've heard that can make a Ludwig drum sound like a Ludwig drum...
On the end of Pathos they sound great, slightly taming any top end excesses, but not so much that you'll think you're being anaesthetised...Miles's trumpet and Coleman's sax will still make you jump out of your skin, if that's what you want.
Not perfect (what is?) but a very exciting listen that excels with rock - as you might expect from a company founded by someone who started out making valve guitar amps.
The Omen Defs are big, and quite imposing. Like a previous poster, it was the Essences that piqued my interest.
You MUST hear them before committing though, they can divide opinions, but if you value a big ballsy delivery over flat frequency tonal accuracy (yawn!) they might be right up your street.
Good at moving air, even at lowish volume (I listen at about 65-70dB usually), they don't need big watts to get them going. Have a listen, they're A LOT of fun!
And about a quarter of the price of Wilsons too