Scott McGillivray

Actually, I really envy you guys that find old La Scala's so darn cheap! I bought mine brand-spankin' new and they cost me a ton! I don't regret it though. I really do think that they are an amazing speaker and out perform speakers that cost much more. I hope that someday I will find another beat up old pair for cheap that I can use for my surrounds or maybe use one as a center and one as my rear-center. This message has been edited by Scott McGillivray on 01-20-2002 at 01:34 PM

"The Unknown Comic"? Holy smokes! I had not heard that name for a long, long time. I still remember that guy with the paper bag on his head. He was pretty darn funny...well at least he was funny when I was 9 years old.

Shoe polish?!? That is so crazy it just might work! Thanks for the tip! I will let you know how it turns out.

Greetings gang! I own a pair of black La Scala's that I use as my mains in my Home Theater. After recently moving, I noticed that my "professional" movers managed to get a couple of small chips in the black paint finish. My question is: What brand/type of paint should I get to fix these small-yet annoying blemishes and how should I apply it? Thanks!!!

Hi Guys. My very first post here. It has been an interesting discussion thus far. My question to you now is this: I currently have a pair of La Scala's for my mains and am running the RC-3 for a center channel. My thought was that the RC-7 would be a better match. I would appreciate your thoughts and feedback. Thanks! Scott A. McGillivray Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan