SubCrave

So the real question that everyone should be asking in this forum is why doesn't Klipsch create a sub specifically for the LaScallas line? Obviously the entire world knows that they are truly missing the low end below 125Hz and by the time you hit 20Hz you are down by 20dB. How hard is this? The old way was to purchase the commercial version of the Jubilee but the space they took up was not practical for everyone. Currently I am looking at the Seismic Audio The Quad-18 - 4 x 18 Inch Subwoofer Cabinet 30Hz to 100Hz +/- 3dB.. but when my partner sees the beauty of the cabinet (even if inside is birch plywood) in its road worthy black rippled vinyl exterior sitting on our dark walnut floors and in between the La Scalla IIs I am sure that she will call the fashion police and have me thrown in jail.... hey maybe I can have them sent out and get them refinished for about $1k... still makes the package less than K-horns and infinitely more bass responsive... BUT WHY????? So many people have the same problem, like the old advertisement "where's the beef?" where is the bass? Common Klipsch do you really want us all to go out and purchase a sub from somebody else? Really? This conversation is only about 30 years old now... so for the last 30 years customers are either deaf, don't care or... buying other company's subs and making it work somehow using bi-amps, powered subs etc. I want a sub that connects to my la scallas that doesn't require me to add more electronics. They need to have the same efficiency (same dB per watt 108??). Volti has done this but at a price point that requires us to sell our first born and make regular sacrifices to the gods of recorded music. You bring quality, efficiency and most of all Experience!!!! to the table at a, yes high but yes manageable price tag... forget about re inventing the K-Horn and the La Scalla.... make a sub! PLEASE!