Klipsch La Scala Speakers

The La Scala was a three-way horn speaker, with crossover points to the high frequency tweeter at 4500Hz and the mid frequency horn at 400Hz.   The La Scala, after its introduction in 1963, quickly became one of Klipsch's more popular designs. It was part of the company's Heritage series, and remained in production until 2005.   After production of the La Scala ceased in 2005, Klipsch, now run by Paul Klipsch's brother Fred, introduced the La Scala II, an updated version of the original.

Specifications

FREQUENCY RESPONSE	53Hz-17kHz(+-) 4dB
POWER HANDLING	100 w max continuous (400 w peak)
SENSITIVITY	104dB @ 1watt/1meter
MAX ACOUSTIC OUTPUT	121dB SPL
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE	8 ohms
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY	HF: 4500Hz MF: 400Hz
MAXIMUM ACOUSTIC OUTPUT	121dB SPL
TWEETER	K-77-F 1" (2.54cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driver
MIDRANGE	K-55-X 2" (5.08cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driver
MID FREQUENCY HORN	Exponential Horn
WOOFER	K-33-E 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite cone / folded horn-loaded
ENCLOSURE MATERIAL	Birch Plywood
ENCLOSURE TYPE	Fully horn-loaded
DIMENSIONS	35.5" (90.17cm) x 23.75" (60.33cm) x 24.5" (62.23cm)
WEIGHT	123 lbs. (55.84kg)
FINISHES	Unfinished Birch, Birch Lacquer, Black Lacquer
BUILT FROM	1963
BUILT UNTIL	2005