Normo

I was looking at another thread and saw really nice pics of la scalas against a wall. Are these speakers designed to sound best in corners , against walls. I would love to see photos. Thanks Norm

Nice job, I see from your pictures that the La scalas are against the wall. Is this the best position for the speakers. I just got a pair, and am trying to figure out where they might sound best. Thanks for the post. Norm

I am curious if the folded horn box prevents any "tweaks" that might allow for a deeper low end? Are there constraints on bass extension from the box size, etc. My la scalas date from 1982. Thanks Norm

Thanks for the replies so far guys. I checked into what I have and the idea of new x-overs sounds good to me. I have a K-77M tweeter, a K-55M mid, and a K-33E woofer. The x-over is type AL and they date from 82 or 83. What type of cross over replacement do you recommend,. Norm

Thanks for answering. Two questions if I may. What are "grippers"? And as a newbie, do you know of a source of what the caps are on the AL crossover? Thanks Norm

I am new to this forum-this is my first post. I hope this is the right forum. I just picked up a pair of La Scalas that I think date from 1983. They sound great but there is a little boominess in the midrange that maybe due to old out of spec caps, room acoustics-its on wood over concrete, or cab vibrations. It could also be the amp I am using. I am trying them with my kenwood KA-907 which matches well with JBL 4430s but may not be the best match for these speakers. I don't want to ruin the "magic" that is still there-any suggestions on where to start? Thanks Norm