Mindu21

How does the idea of matching up the La Scala's with a PASS INT 60 ? Seems Pass is commonly paired with other Klipsch products. Thank's Paul

Please keep the information rolling in as I have never owned a speaker this easy to drive, my ATC's have extremely tight and fast bass when I have them in the small room but disappeared in my main room and couldn't stand listening at low levels, I do agree with ODS123 that I was becoming a Covid Hermit in the small dedicated room. Room Treatment has been my top priority as I have removed over 50% of echo and most of the first reflections with heavy drapery. The La Scala In my mind must have considerably more all a round presence than the ATC's Thank you everyone The research continues!!! Paul

Shakeydeal Thanks for your advice that's exactly what I'm going to do give the Bryston Gear a chance and go from there, possibly a PASS INT-60 ? any thoughts on that. Thanks Paul

Hey I realize that I probably will take a lot of heat for this question but this is my situation, I have the Bryston front end as mentioned in the Title and am extremely interested in the La Scala's and realize the high sensitivity but I don't want to change out my gear right away I would like to give things a chance I know the combo should probably Tubes but I'm just wondering if any one is using Solid State of this type to power the Klipsch? Also I am trying to find a unicorn I believe as my listening room is 18ft W x 33ft L x 12ft H vaulted ceilings (Its a great room basically Kitchen, TV/ Audio Room) I am just concerned that the La Scala's will not produce enough bass for the room as my ATC SCM50PSL Classic's did I found they disappeared unless played at high listening levels. Another thing I was wondering was how are the La Scala's at playing at low levels like late nigh or when you want to have conversation but still get some clairety out of the music but still be able to talk. My First Post here so go easy on me! Thanks Paul