Beautiful Klipsch La Scalas… is this fate?!

[Rob 6,007]

On 11/3/2021 at 8:14 PM, Dadvw said:

Do those fall under the “appliance” category because of their size?……..grin

Yes. A washer and dryer. 

[garyh 460]

Update as promised.  The plan after talking about it on Thursday was to wait to see if anyone else was interested in them.  If they sat for more than two weeks, I'd grab them.  

Another Klipsch fan had them on his radar too.  He laid down the cash and got them Friday.  I'm actually happy they're going to a good home - where they will probably get more use.  Can't say I don't have mixed emotions - but it was for the best.  /gh

[KEFCarver 43]

Just saw this thread today and thought that I would add my "two cents worth", albeit a few months late... I bought a pair of Industrial LaScala's in 1980 (new).  They had a krinkle black finish with metal trim all around the edges, and side carrying handles- I had a mobile disco. This was the "unsplit" version.  I may have had a tweeter replaced after 1st got them, other than that, they are still working great 42years later. The industrial version was rated for a little more power- 200w but may have only been rated to 45Hz instead of 40Hz. I almost sold them but my wife talked me out of it thankfully. I have currently have them with a Carver PSC60 tuner/preamp and Crown SA2. They have plenty of bass most of the time, but I do have a subwoofer I can switch in if needed. They sound really good with most music that I listen too. They have been with me too long and in too many photos to ever part with, and I played them for one of my sons and think he will inherit them at some point.