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These can drop right in too if you're brave enough for the ultimate sound experience...the Blipsch!

"pristine condition, slight scuff on top of one." Lol

I am, sorry for delayed response. Didn't get a notification come through.

I have these listed on Denver Craigslist (link for pictures), but posting here as well I'm outside Golden up in the hills so prep for a scenic drive too https://denver.craigslist.org/ele/d/pinecliffe-klipsch-la-scala/7707344943.html Pair of 1978 La Scalas (LS-BR) Consecutive serials Gabbro tops AA Cross overs Cast horns 3 Sets of grills (black, cane, and oxblood) These have platforms attached bringing the tops to 40.25" with standard width (23.75") and depth 25" Clean but not perfect on looks. Function 100% $2,500

Assuming the main focus of this viddy is the visual candy followed by the audio spread? They don't specify what mic on the camera was used so critical omission there, but was surprised to hear the left channel all but fade out around 1:27. I listened through Pro Media 2.1 and sounded just fine overall.

Congrats on retiring, sympathies for downsizing. In line for interest of the UJB

Is the XL is actually a different beast/construction than the LF bin on the Heritage Jubilee? Spec sheet for LFHJ says it's 5 inches wider and goes 18hz, while the new heritage sub is smaller? and goes lower. Noting the heritage sub dimensions are estimated here. Would the lower response be due to different drivers and/or DSP or both?

Replacing jubs with jubs is interesting...not sure I'm seeing the potential of $24K of improvement

Forgot who made this, but always liked it for reference. Obviously needs updating

A third prototype for reference and assuming this is the behemoth version? Mr. Schu's feet for scale.

None on the labels as shown or also none stamped into the wood itself?

For $2,400, I have a nice set of 78' La Scalas (Denver area) with granite tops for you and you can just call it a day.

The quote of "It is a strong choice in this segment, and it is abetted by a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty which some of its rivals cannot boast.", appears to be misleading as Klipsch's own sub pages says "limited 5-year warranty" and their sub warranty page still says "electronics for 2 years". Anyone have anything to document different say vs. SVS's "5-year unconditional warranty"?

Is it safe to assume the other two sizes will be smaller? This one appears to just be the Jubilee bass bin from what I see, and as a reminder weighs 330lbs!

No affiliation either, but those appear to be a good deal for what I see Heresy's listed for lately and especially in Chicago area. Good share.