Will Gabbard

Thanks for all of the advice. I find the bass response very musical, certainly not objectionable, just not the impact that I thought. I may add a Rel Strata III or Storm some time later. A more powerful amp is in the works but not for a few months. I sold off my high powered amp and hybrib ribbon speakers in favor of the LaScalas. The LS are much more engaging and musical at a fraction of the cost. It looks like new caps are a must. Thanks again.

Well, after long wait I have finally acquired a vintage pair of Lascalas. Date code looks to be 1974. One cabnet was a little beaten up in shipping but overall they look pretty good. As I am new to Klipsch speakers (albiet not horns) I have a few questions. With 15 inch bass drivers I was expecting deeper and more authoritative bass. The bass is not bad, just light. Could this be a factor of origional crossovers with dryed out oil caps or tired orgional drivers? Also, one of the tweeters does not work. Do they blow easily or could this also be a problem with the crossover? Over all I am very impressed with the speakers. It is amazing how good they sound with my little flea powered Darling 1626 amp (about 1 watt). Eventually I am planning to go back to a Wavelength Duetto 300b. I have owned 2, probably the best SET amp that I have ever heard. Any info would be much appreciated.