Building the Klipsch La Scala AL5

Watch the entire hand-assembly process of our Heritage Classic product LaScala AL5 in Hope, Arkansas – from a stack of boards to a complete finished product!

[dougefresh]

A true work of art, and a piece of American Hi-Fi history. I'm so glad that Klipsch is still in business and thriving.

[Youthman]

I have 3 Klipsch LaScalas from 1980 in my theater room and they sound amazing! Thanks for taking the time to show us what goes into making this incredible speaker.

[jbal]

Still enjoy my early one piece LaScalas. They used to be great for just music but once home theater became popular they are great with movies too with addition of surround speakers and a subwoofer. So after living with them for 24 years, I would highly recommend them!

[DanielMelendrezPhD]

I am saving some money to get myself a pair of these. With any luck I will afford them by the end of 2059. So excited!

[justins.]

Still by far the best sounding set speakers I've ever heard ! Still working my way to being able to afford a set and I'm sure they will be worth every penny!

[voiceofreason]

Outstanding! Klipsch has that build process down to a science. Everything doesn't just fit, it matches!

[karlpicklesimer]

Best speakers I have ever owned, Thank You Klipsch .

[timmotel]

Good Day & Question? These La Scala speakers/cabinets are known for having a serious shortage of low frequencies, even though they have a 15" woofer in a folded horn cabinet. Wouldn't opening up the "outlet hole" in the cabinet for the 15" woofer increase the lower end bass response? Why is this a rectangular hole and why isn't it round? Most of the speaker is playing into a flat wall. A 6x9" speaker would fit there very well. A 15" driver/woofer should provide plenty of bass.

[linandy]

Id like to see how the drivers are made.

[waterbuddy]

thats a thing of beauty....love seeing all those talented hands building those bitchin' speakers!!

[JustinBenn]

You know what, there is a tremendous amount of value in this construction. It's quite something and it's pleasing to see just how much effort and craft goes into the construction. Wonder if Cornwall IVs require similar levels of work?

[atulnsingh]

My Dream Speakers ! I need to earn enough money to have a bigger house and to replace my Forte-III with these ✌️

[georgewhitehead]

I bought my matching pair of Klipsch La Scala's way back in 1978. They have been fantastic over all of these years, and they are still perfect. Doctor George Whitehead

[riazmoosa]

Absolutely 💯 beauty... Love these vids

[brewmorgan]

Absolutely beautiful....I need four to start....Cheers..

[TheCamaro]

never heard one of these but i bet they sound great

[HPaulHonsinger]

Man, did you guys see the crossover network that went into that box? It was the beefiest that I have ever seen. Usually it's just a couple of teensy little parts stuck on a circuit board about one inch wide and two inches long. This thing looks like it belongs in a gun aiming computer on a battleship.

[aldoantoniovicentesilva]

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL INVOLVED FOR THE BEAUTIFUL WORK
👍👍👍🔈🔈🔈😃😃😃🎵🎵🎵💪💪💪

[angelotig]

Now sit back and enjoy these beautiful speakers.

[stephenclickard]

I have 1972 klipsch horns sound fantastic, what if any changes have Ben made with new horns, Steve