Klipsch took the opportunity to celebrate PWK's 90th birthday at the 1994 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, where this video was originally presented. For more information, visit www.klipsch.com
I just bought some R15PM's they are (to me) they are unbelievable sound quality, and they are towards the cheaper end. I can't imagine what the top end stuff must sound like..
What a bout good PV and EV and other great PA speakers ? One thing they do not till you his speak just PA speakers. On here all you hear about is high price speakers yes over price.
I made a visit to Klipsch Factory in Summer 1986. Got to spend a couple of hours with him - factory tour, visit to his home driven by him in his classic Mercedes-Benz. I was amused by his his literally rolling over the stop signs, but then I don't think anyone would have stopped him. :-) Left with a set of his papers and a signed wooden piece that was replaced by a woofer. I remember him talking about Mendelssohn's 5th Symphony - The Reformation. I regret not remembering his comments. A truly great engineer and a true innovator in speaker design and production.
What a incredible life this man had. Anyone who loves trains and audio equipment ranks high on my list
this man has one very best in audio.
Legend I'm going to get some klipsch speakers for my receiver in my room.
I just bought some R15PM's they are (to me) they are unbelievable sound quality, and they are towards the cheaper end. I can't imagine what the top end stuff must sound like..
@@markwhitfield3658 unbelievable. that's what they sound like.
And there were giants on the earth...a giant in any sense..a genius a revolutionary without any compromise!
Love what he achieved
What a bout good PV and EV and other great PA speakers ?
One thing they do not till you his speak just PA speakers. On here all you hear about is high price speakers yes over price.
A true Legend in sound...RIP....
I made a visit to Klipsch Factory in Summer 1986. Got to spend a couple of hours with him - factory tour, visit to his home driven by him in his classic Mercedes-Benz. I was amused by his his literally rolling over the stop signs, but then I don't think anyone would have stopped him. :-) Left with a set of his papers and a signed wooden piece that was replaced by a woofer. I remember him talking about Mendelssohn's 5th Symphony - The Reformation. I regret not remembering his comments. A truly great engineer and a true innovator in speaker design and production.
What a great story. Thank you for sharing!