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== Brief Description ==
The '''Klipsch La Scala''' was designed in 1963 by Paul W. Klipsch as an announcement speaker for Winthrop Rockefeller's campaign for governor of Arkansas.

== Dates ==
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'''General'''
* Manufacturer: [[Klipsch]]
* Model: La Scala II
* Years of manufacture: 
* Made in: USA
* Color: Walnut, Cherry, Black Ash
* Dimensions: 616 x 978 x 641 mm (W x H x D) 
* Weight: 79,6 kg
* Original price: approx. 


'''Technical Data'''
* Type: 3-way full-range horn loudspeaker.
* Chassis:
** woofer: 1x cone (Ø 380 mm, K-33-E) on folded horn.
** midrange driver: 1x compression driver (Ø 51 mm, K-55-X) on exponential horn
** tweeter: 1x compression driver (Ø 25 mm, K-77-D) on exponential horn
power handling (nominal/music): 100/400 Watt
* Efficiency: 105 dB
* Frequency response: 51 Hz - 17,000 Hz
* Crossover: 400/4500 Hz
* Impedance: 8 Ohm


'''Special Features'''
* Bi-wiring connection panel

== Remarks ==
Horn loudspeaker for large listening distances

Other models of the same series:
* [[Klipsch La Scala|La Scala]]
* [[Klipsch La Scala II|La Scala II]]
* [[Klipsch La Scala II Anniversary|La Scala II Anniversary]]

== Pictures ==

== Reports ==
* Image Hifi issue 4 6/2006
: "What pleases: light-footedness, responsiveness, directness, punch and bass definition. What's missing: real low bass."

== Links ==

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