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He lived in the southwest, IIRC, and was a teacher. He was always super nice. Was also thinking he may have retired, which could push him up in age.

What DirtyErnie said... Lots of folks here are into building their own... however, this is not a DIY forum. The KHorn is a difficult build, the Jubilee plans that you may find online somewhere aren't really correct as they have been reverse engineered. Home built and modded Klipsch are discouraged on the Klipsch forums.

It hit the mid 80s here yesterday. T shirt weather for sure. Spent the past two days installing cameras at one of our offices located in Ringgold, ga. Pulling/terminating cat5, dealing with ceiling tile and fiberglass insulation. Came home and took a cool rinse shower.

Can you post a pic of the EV? The 1828 is the compression driver, not the horn. Klipsch even used that driver on the '74 Cornwall as a K-56. I got a pair with some beat up LS with no klipsch parts in the cabinet. It't not a bad driver at all, phenolic diaphragms (still available if needed). A slightly smaller diaphragm than the k55. Wouldn't be as bright as an aluminum or titaniun one would be.

He didn't really mention it on here. He had sent me a link to his Word Press pages, but it was already sometime after the fact.

Artto, Always a sad time when friends slip away. I had that first Rotary Connection album. Blew me away... I'll tip one in memory of Ted...

... the other wife. 🤣

@Dave1291 Thanks, Dave! That's what I was hoping to get - stories he told.

Thank, Josh... I couldn't remember his first account name here.

William Ferrone, aka WillyBob, aka Billiam, was a La Scala owner. I would like to thank his wife, Tracy, for sending me the pic. I have another of him fishing that I will post.

Hoping to get folks to post some of his stories they enjoyed. I always found him to tell 'colorful' stories about his day and what was happening in Arivaca, AZ - population approx. 500.

We use panduit products (mentioned above) at work. You can get Ts and Elbows to go with the pieces. Like what you show would have a verticle piece to a T and a pice going left and right from the T. Depending on the surface we also use a couple of screws in each piece. The T and Elbow pieces snap over the track. I woks pretty well.

Not... She died from respitory problems brought on by a Hanta virus infect and he from dementia and heart disease.

That was his band...

Bradley's Barn studio used Klipsch... this pic is of a replica of Owen Bradley's office/control room. His studio in Mount Juliet, TN Recorded dozens of country hits.

WillyBob passed away about one year ago. It took months to find out. I miss him on here and he gave me a reason to stop by to see what he posted. If anyone remembers any of his stories, like cold coffee, going to the doghouse, please post them here. I know he loved his La Scalas. Well, everyone does and misses them when they are gone. Just like good friends.

Paul Brady - I Believe In Magic The audio is really good on this and it was 17 years ago.

What I found helpful when I had La Scalas was to drop the mids about 3 db. Then, bringing ovrrall gain up made the bass seem louder. For lower level listening, this helps a lot. The reason being most music is mixed for a certain level of playback the fletcher-munson curver menans that as your volume drops ( lower level listening), the higher and lower frequencies drop (due to how our hearing works).

@Ernst Erb T is 1979 Tons of info here:

For sure, I'll be 76 in June. How did that happen? Still werkin, too. I'm afraid to slow down.

You might get more traction with this posted in the for sale section. Maybe Travis can move it for you. @Travis In Austin

I was thinking he did some more recent than that, but even 15 years ago sometimes seems like yesterday.

I wasn't sure I could find it, but Dave's Word Press pages are still up. Reading this page is like pulling a pin on a hand grenade, but I'm linking it anyway. https://malletteblog.wordpress.com/2014/01/28/but-i-was-in-shock/

Miss Dave a lot. It was a blow to his family when his daughter passed away (at 13 years old IIRC). I'll keep hanging around to give honest answer to question, but may unplug when I hit 20k posts. 🤣

I love this live version of this song. If We Were Vampires - Jason Isbell