Klipsch LaScala AL6 (Pair)

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Originally, unveiled in 1963, Paul W. Klipsch offered it to Arkansas gubernatorial hopeful Winthrop Rockefeller to use as a loudspeaker. Rockefeller went on to use the speaker on a train car later in his political career. This legendary loudspeaker is the modern update to its storied older brother, offering contemporary sound and looks while adhering firmly to the core principles Paul W. Klipsch developed more than a decade and a half earlier.

SPECIFICATIONS - PASSIVE NETWORK FREQUENCY RESPONSE SENSITIVITY1 POWER HANDLING (CONT/PEAK) MAXIMUM SPL NOMINAL IMPEDANCE CROSSOVER FREQUENCY HIGH FREQUENCY DRIVER MIDRANGE LOW FREQUENCY DRIVER ENCLOSURE MATERIAL INPUTS HEIGHT WIDTH DEPTH WEIGHT FINISH 40Hz-19kHz (+/- 4 dB), 1/4 space anechoic 103dB, Pink noise, 2.83V, 1m, 40 Hz-19kHz 100W/400W 120dB, pink noise, 1m, 20v, 40Hz-19kHz 8 ohms, 3.2 ohm minimum at 70Hz 425Hz, 2900Hz K-771 compression driver with extended phase plug on a K-792 horn K-1133-HP 3” compression driver on K-406M Tractrix horn with Mumps technology K-281 12” woofer in a horn-loaded vented system Veneered MDF 5 way metal binding post 39.125” (99.4cm) 24.5” (62.25cm) 25.5” (64.7cm) 205lbs(93kg) American Auburn, Black Ash, or American Walnut GRILLE CLOTH UTILIZES PATENTS 1   Sensitivity in average listening room Silver Metallic 11985477, 11902738, 7686129

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