Klipsch La Scala
The horn speaker for large rooms, built for concerts and halls.
The La Scala was designed to fill large rooms with sound without powerful amplifiers. The horns make the speaker produce a lot of sound from small amounts of power.
It was named after the opera house in Milan and has been made for more than fifty years, with new editions of the same model.
Materials: Birch plywood cabinet, compression driver and horn
Manufacture: Made by Klipsch in Hope, Arkansas, from 1963.
The large rounded horn in the middle.
The sturdy cabinet with bass horn.
The Klipsch name on the front.