LaScala - A Klipsch Masterpiece
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An old friend owned La Scala speakers, his amp was an NAD C298. I didn't see my friend often, but every time I walked into his home I would hear beautiful music playing in another room. Even without seeing them I'd catch myself saying: "Oh! Yes, that's the La Scalas I hear, of course, there's nothing like them." To be in the same room with the audio turned down, they were unobtrusive, yet the music had a presence few other speakers can replicate.
My friend passed away. My first thought was "Ah, that's too sad." The second thought was "Who got the La Scalas?
I have a pair of the 70th Anniversary La Scalas with the NAD M33. My sons are trying to decide who will inherit them when I go.
Maybe You if u ask!
@@peterrichard3706who knows,…he/she might say “o.k.” 😉
What a beautiful story ❤
Those Speakers are the best.
I love how they match the grain from top to bottom. Beautiful detail.
even right to left, must be so hard to keep track of all the veneer :-).
One of the best speakers out there
😂😂😂😂
@@thomasschafer7268 FO.
Look forward to each of your Vids Fernando, love the passion, keep em coming
Thanks for all the work you put into the videos. It's appreciated!
Hey thanks Jordan.
I love watching your reviews; they are natural and easy to absorb but are so well informed and articulate. It's easy to tell that this is your passion and profession. Thank you for taking the time to do such a great job with these videos.
I love all your videos. Great stuff!
Great review, the finishing on these legendary speakers is next level. 👍
I watch all your videos and enjoy them immensely.
l have a pair totally love them , would not waste any more money to try to get better
Fantastic video. Really useful information without overselling or overhyping equipment. Keep up the great work.
Thanks to all of you for the support.
Fernando your videos have been a treasure trove of the best vintage gear in the world. And man, if I could work anywhere in the world, I would love to work in the most professionally tooled and organized cool, like the car lift!!!!, Wow! Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!! Keep your head up and know that you have fans of you and what you're doing. I would have zero doubt in the beautiful vintage gems that you guys have refurbished. 💯
Thanks for the encouragement Jon. Hope to see you some day.
You are the man sir!!! Love your content!!!
Mind blown. Stunning aesthetics! Thank you!
I like this shop walk thru alot. Then I like the teardown & repair videos also. Top Quality site!
Love the channel, and thank you for all your amazing videos
Always interested in hearing your reviews.
Always worth a look at the videos that you guys put up ... Some truly nice gear ... Just wish I could afford some of the gear ...
Awesome!!! thank you so much.
Thanks Fernando. Please keep the inventory videos coming too!
Great Video! Beautiful system.
Very informative video.
Thank you!
Thanks for the review.
Nice channel! I wish you folks all the best with the shop. Good that you educate people to listen to good sound and thus enjoy music more.
This is a wonderful channel. Nice to know that there is a lot of vintage stuff to buy. Good to see how well all items are looked after by you people. I love the info. Keep up the good work.
Lucy and Ethel are playing Sonny Rollins' Colossus right now. Had my La Scalas for about 6 years and run them
continuously on low volume. They sit across from my Heresy II's which are like family. Great info. and store!
LaScala' are on my buy list for my next pair ... classic design at its best. Love the channel, wish I lived closer.
Great info. Appreciate you sharing
Thanks for this content
These speakers are the dream. One day I will hear these! Keep the videos coming!
Thanks Samuel, do come by for a listen.
Beautiful speakers!
Right on! Gorgeous
Love this channel, the shop looks great, you have the greatest equipment on earth, you seem down to earth, and I hope you achieve great success!
Wow, super nice of your to say.
I have a pair of L100s that I bought in 1977, now with modern crossovers and replicated grills (the originals began to disintegrate in 1994). Still my primary speakers.
Thanks for the great videos.
Thats certainly a "for life" speaker, nice choice and congrats.
I always go back and forth between these LaScalals and the Martin Logan 13As. Both so good and so unique…wish I had room for both!
Keep up the great work
Great review. If I had room I wouldn’t hesitate. I’ve always been a Klipsch fan and in my youth, purchased a pair of Heresey’s in 1976. They were always the center piece of my system. My 32 year old son is now using them and is thrilled to have them. I enjoy the content of the channel and look forward for more reviews. Thank you.
Glad to hear your Heresy's were handed down. I tend to hear that a lot with Klipsch speakers, they are loved, cared for and then passed to the next generation. Super cool Mike!
were here...and were watching! Keep on keeping on!!!
Great videos on the channel!
Thank you!!!
I believe that La Scala was originally designed in 1959 as a high quality PA speaker for an Arkansas gubernatorial candidate (Klipsch is based in Hope, Arkansas). As mentioned, it went on to a life as a professional touring speaker before transforming into the beautiful home model you have just demonstrated.
THATS A CROWN TAPE DECK BY THE WINDOW !! AWESOME !!
Very nice presentation / discussion. Having owned the Klipschorns for 14 years, and then downsizing a bit...... I am VERY pleased with the Forte 4 in the same finish as those you have there. Distressed oak, lambswool combo.
The interesting thing is, the Forte' shares a woofer design VERY close to the pair used in the Jubilee ! I spoke with Roy about this. The EXTRA excursion from the one of a kind 12 driver is needed to excite the passive radiator on the back baffle. It is one of the reasons the Forte has a low frequency response that matches closely to the Klipschorn !
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great video, very informative...those speakers are super nice looking
Really enjoy this channel. Hope you are able to keep creating new content!
Fantastic speakers. Great video.
Glad you like them!
Came across your channel while trying to get info on Klipsch products. Brilliant channel. Love the vintage items.
Welcome aboard!
Never heard them but they are my favorite looking speaker hands down.
AWESOME!!
Good stuff!!!
cool setup!
Great video!!!
Awesome!
As always - great video :D
Thanks Thomas, glad you liked it.
Always enjoy your videos! I learn something new from every one. In today's world most people have the attention span of a gnat, but I take the time to absorb and benefit from your presentations. Keep up the good work Fernando!
Thanks Paul, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Sure helped getting this video promoted.
Love your videos mate
Great video, great value with Klipsch speakers. I love my original pair of Hersey's from 1976 still crisp and I absolutely LOVE my La Scala's circa 1995. Unbelievable presence, great live studio monitor...
Thanks for sharing! Great live studio monitor is a great way to describe the line. Cheers Tim.
Love these vids boss. I picked up a pair of cornwall 4s last summer. Great speakers.
Oh super choice, What amp are you using?
Thanks for this content.
Glad to hear from you John. Is there a video in particular youd like to see next?
Beautiful speaker!
It really is!
I love your channel. I would like to visit your shop sometime in the future but that might be a while. Now the LaScalla is one I hope to own someday. I've been a Klipsch fan since the early 90s. I have a few pair now and had several others in the past. Keep up the good work.
Would love to show you the shop, please do come by.
Keep up your great work👍
Thanks, will do!
Great video, like visiting with a friend who knows more than you but isn't in any way snobby about audio stuff. Thanks for the review, and I like those LaScalas.
Need these in my BASSment🎉
Thanks for sharing this great video I appreciate it...... The La Scala is A Beautiful Piece of Art I bet they Sound as great as they look too 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
I have to keep going into my search bar to find you even though I’m already subscribed !
I have field coil LaScalas with an RCA 1443 field coil midrange (many say it’s the best mid in the world) and a Fostex super tweeter. Takes everything (many) levels up!
Great video.
9:11. lol. the assembler left his mark.
great info !
Thanks Fernando! Would love to come by to see and hear them!
Do come by, we just ordered a new pair as those quickly sold.
Son una auténtica obra de arte.
Horn loaded bass is in a class by itself. It rarely reaches subwoofer depth but what you do get has unrivaled speed and impact.
Several years ago I was privileged to hear a pair of Belle klipsch speakers!! Wow!! But heresy speakers are all I could afford!! Love them!! Great job
Never heard a set of Belle's but hope to someday.
@@SkyFiAudio named after Paul klipsch wife!! They look like la scala speakers😉
The LaScalas were far superior to the Belles sonically even though they were the “home version” of the LaScala (before Klipsch made a “home version” of the LaScala itself). There is a difference in the cabinet design between the two speakers and it was very apparent sonically.
Bought LaScalas almost a year ago. My wife loves them inspite of the size especially after owning the Cornwalls. We put urethane casters under our's so they glide about a quarter inch above our wood floors for cleaning.
Wow, thats a perfect wife! I think they are better looking than the Cornwalls.
Fernando, love your site! Keep it up please.
Beautiful setup! I want to hear these in person!
Good to see you in front of the camera Fernando. I know its not everyone's idea of a good time.
This a great channel.
A friend of mine has Klispchhorns paired with A Sansui G8000 and Dam their intense He pressuriszes his basement with intense bass everytime i go over to see him ! Dam their so powerful !
Thanks for the video
Love that photo above the featured system. From memory, that was a Maxwell advertisement with a JBL L100 at the fore.
Spot on Robert! good eye.
Fantastic. The Klipsch Heritage line fits right in with all the high end legacy equipment you have on offer.
klipsch is some great sound.
Love the channel! Love all your reviews. I have a pair of MBL 101a and they are so awesome. Also a full compliment of Martin Logans! Love them too. Would love to have LaScala some day…or something bigger. So cool!
Thanks for that!
Id really love to purchase these some day.
Have been using a set of LaScala II with a Benchmark AHB2 amplifier and DAC3 HGC preamp the past 3 years. Very 'clean' sound. No amplifier hiss or other extraneous noise whatsoever--something you might expect with a fairly sensitive (at least 100 db/watt/meter) loudspeaker. That said, they play as loud as you probably want with a low powered tube amp. A few watts will suffice. So take your pick. It's a different kind of hi-fi sound than the modern studio monitor thing. Not for everyone. Subjective, for sure. If you have the room and the means, they are certainly worth a serious audition.
Spot on!
I have owned a lot of Heritage speakers and own the AL-5 atm.
Before i had the Cornwall 4 but the AL=5 is a the better one.
In my opinion the CW4 is more a modern speaker with the sound and the AL-5 more a vintage sound. Both are great , cant go wrong with either,
But for jazz , blues , acoustic music , etc...damn , the AL-5 is hard to beat
Beautifully explained! Loved your approach and way to do it! Please keep it up! A new subscriber you got ! Cheers!
Awesome, thank you!
I thoroughly enjoyed your indepth, hands on review. Y'all have a refreshing approach to all of the equipment in your place of business. I'm certainly a huge fan of the klipsch la scala speakers.
New Sub, keep em coming!
Good video!
I have had the pleasure of listening to just on song on these speakers, the song was City Hall by Vienna Teng, and her voice nearly brought me to tears and its become my dream to own a pair one day.
Glad you got to experience them. I be it made the review more meaningful.
I’ve owned my La Scalas for a few years now. Started with rf7-II’s, and was looking to upgrade but just for giggles I hooked both sets up and actually found that they pair very nicely together! To this day every once in a while I’ll unhook the rf7s to see if my mind was playing tricks on me and they make a noticeable improvement to my ears. The rf7s alone are a little underwhelming, and the La scalas alone are definitely a huge upgrade, but together there’s something magical.
Your shop is the like the Disney Land for hifi enthusiasts!! I can dream!!
It's so much fun working here. Im grateful every day.
@@SkyFiAudio I live in the UK can you give me a job lol.
I am subscribed!
I need to make my way up to listen to these in person!
Please do sir.
I own La Scala’s. You are correct that they pair well with McIntosh. I have paired them with both solid state and tube amps. I am currently using an MC275 tube amp for the La Scala’s, and a MC8207 for the surround channels when watching movies. I did add a single SVS2000 sub-woofer for movies, but I agree that the LaScala’s have plenty of bass for ordinary music listening. The soundstage is as you described. I have added BACCH4Mac, which widened the soundstage by several feet. I consider BACCH an excellent addition to any system, regardless of price. With their 105 dB sensitivity, even a 1 watt tube amp would be sufficient to power the La Scala’s. They are simply amazing speakers! Great review. Thanks!
Indeed 1 watt would probably get these rocking. Wish I had an amp to do that. Thanks for sharing Randy.
We dig you up here in Canada as well!
Hey thanks Mark!!
I wish I had the money to buy them and the room to place them and play them well. In the mean time, my pair of Forte IVs is doing an amazing job.
Excellent video!
The Fortes are proportionally just as good. Same soul and emotion. Enjoy them!
Dropping a comment to help your channel
Great presentation of the La Scalas. Would like to know more about what equipment does them justice, and cabling.