Joel P

A friend on mine has a pair of "Industrial La Scalas". It looks like a home version with the connections and fuse link on the back. The speakers are rectangular not the corner one. Could these have been created to look like LSI's. My question is did they make LSI's that weren't corner speakers? We might take them apart to see if the woofer is a k43. Thanks.

Both pair are HD La Scala's. $2200 for both. No way to hook up an amp to try them out. No power. 1 set was in a bar, the other was in a skating rink. I know La Scala's are efficient, is there a way to hook up a portable cd/mp3 player to them? He said he would take $1700

The same person is selling both pairs. All or nothing. They were used in a commercial environment. Do I connect the meter at the speaker connections to check all of the components? What should it read?

I am looking at 2 pairs of La Scalas. I will not be able to hear them play before I buy them. Is there a test that I can do to check them out?(voltmeter) Thanks for your help

I have a pair of natural birch La Scala's LSBR 10r874 LSBR 9r779(there is an L to the left of the 9) What is the LSBR stand for Why does one have a 9 and the other a 10 at the begining. Should I be worried they don't match? I have a pair of black La Scala's LSBB 22t718,22t776 What is the lsbb Thanks in advance for any help