Tony Reed
-
Posts
843 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Forums
Events
Gallery
Posts posted by Tony Reed
-
-
It occurs to me that if there was a point system for "lurking" on this BB, I'd be right up at the top. Scary!
Tony
-
PWK never designed little speakers, did he?
He tried (quite a few times), but was never quite pleased, IMO. I've seen and heard quite a few prototypes of his that are one-of-a-kind. I think the Heresy is the smallest speaker (that he designed) that he let out the door.
Tony
-
Anybody have a pic of an industrial Cornwall?
Tony
-
It will be in Hope sometime in the fall.
Tony
-
Simply stunning !
Tony
-
Whoever has these must be a real Klipsch fan. They have the copper logos, the PWK pie slice logos and the Professional logos.
Tony
-
----------------On 5/19/2005 11:00:19 AM imperfectcircle25 wrote:These have the potential to be the best Klispch speaker ever made. ----------------
You're forgetting about the mighty Klipschorn!
Tony
-
His name is Bob Crites. BEC is his "handle". Look under Updates & Modifications. He has a thread titled: "Let's build a driver test box".
Tony
-
You have a pair of LaScalas. (LS BR = LaScala Birch Raw) Yes, you can get new crossovers. I think don't think Klipsch stocks anything "older" than the AL-4, which is not the right crossover for your drivers. Contact BEC on this BB, he can get you fixed up. BTW, your woofer most likely is a K-33E.
Tony
-
Those may be the "coolest" pair of LaScala's I've ever seen.
Tony
-
Mac & Crown.
Tony
-
Well... I've ordered this amp from 2 different places and both places canceled on me. If anyone has a lead on where I can still get this thing for around $100, please let me know.
Tony
-
Marvel:
I can't believe you still have that old crude drawing that I did!
Tony
-
Yes, I did put "reflectors" in the back corners of a pair of home built LaScalas. I made them the same size as the "splitter wedge" at the throat. I don't have any way of measuring the difference, but the low end seems smoother.
Tony
-
This little amp is becoming hard to get. I just talked to Wild West Electronics and they said that this item has been discontinued by Teac.
Tony
-
cueman:
Do you have any pics of the industrial cabinets you could post?
Tony
-
If you decide to dump the industrial cabs, I might be interested.
Tony
-
I've never bought a used Heritage speaker that was still in production. The only used Heritage I've purchased are the models that were out of production. I would have purchased them new if I had the chance. So, there is a market for them.
Tony
-
DeanG:
What if (for some reason) you don't like the Jubilee. Try to work it out so you can keep the K-Horns.
Tony
-
Just ordered another one. I guess they'll be my poor man's "monoblocks".
Tony
-
Thanks Dee,
Here's another place... $85.00 + shipping.
http://www.homeaudiosuperstore.com/teac_al700p.html
Tony
-
Any other places where these can be bought for the $100.00 price tag?
Tony
-
There was/is a low frequency section (woofer) that goes along with each of these "split" LaScalas. You have the high frequency sections that contain the mid driver/horn and the tweeter. Let me know if you don't sell them. I would be interested.
Tony
-
IMO, you just can't go wrong with Heritage.
Tony
Welcome to Indy!!
in Forum Meetup Planning + Past Klipsch Pilgrimages
Posted
That's just wrong!
Tony