Heritage_Head

Great to hear from you man! Glad you hear you’re still loving them. 904s are awesome.

New pic

Now it’s the long waiting for them to get here ….😢

Thanks dude 😊

All original drivers in perfect working condition, I have new B&K A/4500s Xovers These are in good condition, but do have some wear and small chips. They are really really nice for 1978 speakers. Pick up, and cash only. Feel free to text, or email with questions. 651-470-4284

i’m not positive but I think it’s plywood on the pro stuff, but someone will probably have to jump in and say for sure. I’m pretty sure my KPT904s were plywood.

Quite a bit less than that (brand new). If anyone interested on prices… feel free to PM me.

Just ordered a new pair! 😄

Thanks dude. Just ordered a pair from. 😊

I’ll give them a call. Looks like they have quite a few different finish versions also.

Unfortunately 😊

Wow they where 4k a few years ago

Buying the 396 I don’t have to deal with active crossovers, multiple amplifiers….. Plus La Scala sell for a lot these days (and mine are really nice) so I should get a pretty good amount for them.

I have experience in klipsch pro audio (I had 3KPT904s behind a screen for some time)…. as much work as I have done on the la scala (i’ve upgraded every driver and the crossover) …they are still not 510s…

I was thinking about going to the 510 on my la scalas, but I think I’m going to just get a pair of 396s instead (and sell the la scalas)… I posted in the garage section that I’m looking for a pair, but I’m also not against buying a set of brand new ones (if I can find a good deal). Any of you know dealer I could call? What do new ones cost these days?

I’m located in Minnesota.

No early pics?

Please send me PMs with what you have. Thanks 😊

I stand corrected 😏.

The short answer is No. The longer explained answer is plenty of people that have klipsch subs, and have never had anything better probably are happy. For the record I speak with plenty of experience, so I’m not just telling you what I’ve read …..They’re cheap, and expensive. A terrible combination obviously. Of course there are a few outliers. From my understanding the THX subs, although very expensive are pretty beefy, and the very first reference line back in the early 2000s had a couple of really nice subs (expensive but nice)… I have no experience with pro line subs, which from my understanding, are an entirely different animal altogether.