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9 hours ago, jimjimbo said:
I guess you would first need to decide exactly what you want to pursue based on your budget, etc. Personally, I'd sell off the AA's and get new crossovers for whatever you decide to build. Here's the crossover page.
Thanks for the input/thread
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8 hours ago, haydukej said:
The $0.02 answer for the crossovers is you have AA which are for the Khorn, LaScala and Belle, specifically adding protection for the K-77 tweeter.
It seems you could just mod the section for the driver and keep the rest the same.
I've never heard a pair of cornscalas either, but there was a pair for $1000 about 6 hours away from me. I thought about going, but then I'd have had to explain to my wife why I was going to be gone all day long (and I'd have to borrow a truck to bring them home) and I couldn't think of anything to tell her except "I'm going to Missouri to buy another expensive giant pair of speakers that you'll hate".
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3 hours ago, haydukej said:
The big question I see is, why'd you pass on the La Scalas (size, condition, sound, WAF)?
3 hours ago, haydukej said:The ones I got were in awful shape, and needed new cabs built, and my wife hated them (she really hates all my speakers). But the real reason (and this probably won't go over well here) is that they didn't beat out the speakers I was hoping they would replace. Which a) shocked and b.) greatly disappointed me, as I was sure they would be phenomenal. I've had heresies (that also surprisingly couldn't beat out my other speakers). I've heard Cornwalls (and I know they'll trounce what I have). I expected the La Scalas to be a step up from the Cornwalls, so I was really let down.
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New member the forum, but I've been reading here for years.
I recently had a pair of La Scalas that came with an extra pair of crossovers. I passed the La Scalas on, but I still have the extra crossovers. I want to build a pair of Cornwalls. The crossovers look just like Cornwall crossovers, but there must be some differences. If you were to put together a set of Cornwalls from mix-n-matched components, which horns, mids, & drivers would you use?
Or would you just build cornscalas instead?
Custom Lascalas (made by Klipsch) for piano company?
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Anyone ever here of a piano company selling Lascalas made by Klipsch in a slightly different set up (they look like Cornwalls with grill cloth sides)?
I'm wanting to trade a Pioneer SX-1250 for a set of Cornwalls (or something similar), and there's a guy I know who has these Lascalas that he's interested in trading (with some cash). I know the guy, he's trustworthy and couldn't be nicer. I'm just wondering if anyone has ever heard or seen such a Lascala. Any info would be appreciated.