I am finally ready and able to pull the trigger and get La Scalas   I LOVE my Forte IV but its time for the upgrade. I watched some content from the Chief Bonehead and I am now wondering if I should hold out and wait for the AL6s ?   I saw that there will be upgrade kits but wonder if I am throwing away a lot of money by going AL5 and later upgrading. I don't mind waiting a few months even though I am SUPER excited to get the LS in my room and wonder if the upgrade path kinda gives me best of both worlds.   If it helps I am not at a place to do 3 amps for the active AL6s even though it sounds amazing and ill drive them for now with my Decware 25 Anniversary (SEA84UFO25) SET amp wich sounds just AMAZING on the Forte's and I am sure will do just as well on the LS ideally I will get another of those and use one each for mids and highs but that means waiting for the amp haha.

They need to do this to the Cornwall's. 2 way!👍🏁🫡

I think it would be nearly impossible to operate effectively without a GUi of some kind. While the front panel is good for input on a macro level while you input global settings, I would find it infuriating to try and set slopes, shelfs, delays and any number any other settings that need some visualization to implement in a timely manner, let alone operate in real time... and I am pretty decent at it.

Tasted great to !

Sweet! Enjoy!

I’ll buy them if they’re still available  

You're a tease Mr Mudd.  Looks great!

@Invidiosulus  posted 5 minutes ago?  Runnin now...    Sounds pretty nice.  

I have two Crown DSi 1000's.   Unfortunately, have never used them.   One of the options they have:    Onboard digital signal processing includes crossovers, EQ filters, delay, and output limiting. Are these good amps? I would like to use one as a sub amp.  I don't know how to use the DSP though.  Not very intuitive when I stark clicking around on the three separate option button on the front.   Anyone have experience setting up the DSP in these amps?