Tony Reed

I don't think I've ever heard of a LaScala signature edition. Tony

Sounds fishy... don't fall for it. Tony

I know someone who is toying with the idea of making K-Horns small enought to be an ornament on a Christmas tree. Tony

Maybe we should plan another "get-together" in Hope. Last time I spoke to Miss Valerie, she really loved the idea of a meeting in Hope. So, we have the Klipsch factory & distribution center, the audio museum, PWK's museum and a possible reception at Miss Valerie's. Oh yeah, I think Miss Valerie might have a complete Jubilee. Does this sound like something? Tony

Someone needs to come up with a Klipsch "05" calendar. You know, with ultra cool Klipsch related photos for the entire year. I work next to a print shop, so I could get them printed in bulk. That is, if "management" didn't mind. Tony

I'm also looking for the HIP's... they are few and far between. Tony

If you go into town, there's PWK's museum. Very, very cool! Tony

I doubt you'll get into the factory on short notice. The audio museum is across the road... pretty cool stuff in there. Tony

The only thing I can say, is that I have nothing to add. Tony

Excellent, excellent work. I'm glad to see them brought back to life. Tony

Don't forget to make sure that DVD rewinder works with DVD-R's. Tony

I'm interested. Will you sell one or do you want to unload them as a pair? Tony

I've always been told that speakers don't hiss, electronics do. I have heard Klipsch speakers hooked to high-dollar source electronics that were dead quite. Tony

All of the industrial LaScalas that I've purchased had the AL network. Tony

Dee, My digital jukebox was given to me by a friend who works at Sharper Image, which is where he got it. It has a 20 meg hard drive. That doesn't sound like much, but in MP3 format, that's quite a bit of music. The sound seems to be very close to CD quality. Tony

How about a digital jukebox? I have a Hercules PD. It works pretty good. Tony

The first pic looks like the front of a K-Horn low frequency section. (section laying on it's back) Tony

I was at Disney/MGM in Orlando a couple of years back. We had settled in at the outdoor theater where they do the "nightly show" when I noticed there were an incredible number of loudspeakers. I counted 54 speakers just slightly smaller in size than the Klipsch LaScala. And that was just the ones I could see! This was in one theater in one park! I bet they use loudspeakers by the hundreds, if not thousands. Tony

The name "Jubilee" is also biblically based. Tony

None of the Industrial LaScalas were "corner" loaded to my knowledge. Mine are a textured black with aluminum trim. Some were made without any trim and some were made in the two piece configuration (separate top & botton). Can you describe the ones in question in more detail? Tony

I copied it, put it in Paint Shop Pro and "brightened it up. It looks something like a neon cat. Tony

---------------- On 7/27/2004 3:26:20 AM edwinr wrote: That's what I used to like about Elvis, remember him? During the rare interviews he gave, he was always asked to make political comments. His response? "Sorry, I'm just an entertainer, I'd rather not". ---------------- I agree totally. Elvis never used his vast fan base to push his own agenda. Also, when asked if he thought other enterainers should keep their political views to themselves, he said "No". I wish more entertainers would follow this example. Tony

I know of an example where PWK gave some friends a pair of Chorus'. He had Fortes in his home. If he wasn't involved and proud of these speakers, he wouldn't have had anything to do with them. Tony

Trey, I have an Oiled Oak Academy in mint condition and a 4.1 digital camera... if that helps. Tony

We all say things from time to time that we regret. I remember one time I actually posted that I liked the Klipsch CF series speakers. Man, I can't believe I did that! Stick around awhile. Tony