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Hello Klipschland, Please get a hold of me if you want to sell your AL-3 crossovers for La Scalas. Will pay good $$$.....I have a mint pair of ALs I can trade with $$$$. Thank you all! Keep Listening, Jeff Fream philipcar1@hotmail.com

Hi Dave, I sent you an email. You cant be more than a few miles from me...Let me know if you did not get it... Jeff Fream

Thanks John for the post. It seems that you are saying that the AL-3 for 300.00 are the way to go. At 40% cheaper that the ALKs. Your right about the ALs ....anything over a watt or two and they start to get confused and break up the sound. I live in Ft. Lauderdale, FL currently. Im using conrad johnson FETS on the amp and pre. Top of the line rotel cd and MIT cables. I rewired my Lascala with Audioquest wire. Which did smooth the highs out and a tad better imaging. Not a huge improvement but noticeable. Maybe 5 to 10% improvement. Currently I am trying to decide between Klipsch lascalas and B&W 804N. The Klipsch keep finding there way back in the system ..... If your in the FL area email me at philipcar1@hotmail.com or this post if you would like to get together.... Keep listening

Hello Klipschland, I have a pair of 1989 pair of La Scala with the AL crossover. Is the upgrade to the AL-3 worth the 300.00 dollars klipsch wants for the pair. On that note, or is the ALKs at 500.00 a better deal? I have read the postings on the forum: Two axioms seem to be accepted: 1. AL are really bad crossovers. 2. ALK are very good crossovers. How about compairing AL3 to ALKs? Please feel free with the comments...Yes money is an issue. Keep listening!!!

Thank you for all your advice! I ended up going with a profesional woodworking co. The did a fantastic job on them....way better than new....They came out just beautiful.....I will try to get a picture up....If anyone is in the Miami, Ft, lauderdale area....let me know I will post the no. Keep listening, Jeff

Hello, Do you still have the alk for sale...im intrested in buying them if so. Did you build them or are they AL's. My email is jpfream@hotmail.com...Please send picture if you can Thank you for your time, Jeff

Hello out there in Klipsch Land! I just picked up a pair of LaScalas on ebay. The are from 1989 and have the original Brich Lacquer on them.....The finish has turn yellow with oxidation.....So Im going to sand them down. My Question: After I sand them down....I want to have the unfinished birch look....Do I need to put anything on them after sanding? That is, any tung oil, lemon oil...ect. Or can I just leave them unfinished? Please leave detail instructions...as this will be my first Klipsch refinishing project.... Keep Listening