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  1. such a stupid question, but have been looking at getting some la scala's..i want to experience what they call 'eery' ...

    but help me out with the bass section..whats goin on there, and where the h3ll is the woofer....any one have a schematic or cross section diagram ? dont really understand horn loaded woofers i guess.

    also many have said the la Scala's lack bass..but wouldnt a quality sub take care of that ? like a servo 15.

    and one more, wouldnt they make a great satellite system (in a smaller box with jus the top half,) and let a sub take care of the lows...

  2. I would only use the klipsch drivers.

    i know where you're coming from, but i could get the klipsch 10" stock woofers for about $150 x 2 (seems like alot)

    but i cant help but think that since they are about 20 yr old technology...wouldnt a newer $100 high performance 10 incher be an upgrade ?

    even a 10" woofer that could be used in a subwoofer would handle my amplifiers...

    ???

  3. If your goal is to bring them back to original specs, then replacing the woofers, rebuilding the horn drivers and refreashing the crossovers will get you a 'new' pair of KG's for another 20 years of enjoyment.

    If it was up to me, I guess I would rebuild the KGs with new OEM woofers, and redo the crossovers. I do love the sound of my KGs!

    thats what i'm leaning toward !! thx for the comments

  4. No offense but comparing the cost of RF-7s and RF-83s isn't really on par with the cost of replacing a pair of KG series.

    well i really need to find out what in the current line up would compare with the 5.5s..and find out how much they would be here in canada (which always is almost dble compared with the U.S.)

    Going off of Bob's website. To redo both crossovers (you'd want to do them both) it will cost: Type KG-5.5: $135.00 + $13 shipping + lets assum the same shipping to get them to Bob $13 = $161 plus the cost of a K-1023-K woofer. This site has them listed at $75: http://www.gvibes.com/parts/klipsch.txt

    So guessing around $250 when you add some shipping on to the woofer.

    i just looked at the site, and thought the new X-overs were $225 each !! i'll have to dble check tho.

    Still hold on to your current ones if you want to wait for parts, but
    you could be up and going with a different pair right
    away and then when
    you find the parts for yours cheap you could have matching rear
    speakers for your HT which is never a bad thing!




    like buy a newer pair ??
  5. While you may be attached to your speakers, rebuilding them with new woofers, crossover components, etc., may cost more than they are worth. I have seen them sell on ebay for anywhere between $250-$400. It seems that some are listed there nearly every month or so. I empathize, as it may be a tough choice.

    i hear ya, but its the cost of replacing them with new ones that will kill me.

    the rf 83's would be alot of coin around here , not to mention the rf -7's !!

    hmmmmmm, RF-7s....

    i'll contact klipsch to see if they still stock them..who knows ?

    or check that site that was posted

    thanks for comments guys

    btw, anyone see a X-over drop a 'whatever that is' to the bottom of the speaker ?!

  6. hey all, 1st post, and looking for help from knowledgeable klipsch people !

    i've had a pr of KG5.5's since new, and recently they endured a barn party, where i think they were tested to their potential.

    woofers are out and they've come apart...

    also i noticed a small white thingy on the inside floor of speaker which obviously came off the xover..

    what would you do ? replace all 4 woofers (i was thinking Rf 7 or something) and both X overs ?

    can u still get these original woofers..or what would be a great replacement ??

    thanks for any input.

    on a positive note, these speakers have been a gem, and the core of my home theatre system for (what seems to be) eons..

    i'm also thinking of getting a pair of 'commercial DJ' type speakers for these type of events and leave the 5.5's at home !!!

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