Posted May 25, 2004. The La Scala is a great speaker that offers 90% of what a Khorn can deliver, but with greater flexibility of placement. The La Scala is also more forgiving of room variances. However, what Daddydee said is absolutely correct. The Khorn is just plain bigger sounding.Percussion with the Cornwall's is out of this world, and is what had always attracted me to them. I'd say a nice, unmolested, pair of Cornwall I's or II's should cost from between $500.00 on the lower end, to $800.00 on the higher end. Mint pairs could set you back as high as $1000.00. Cornwall III's are relatively new, so the prices are going I'm brand new to Audiokarma & posting here instead of the klipsch.com site because I'm interested in a balanced view. I've had a series of Klipsch speakers for 10-15 yrs, ending in Chorus II's. Always wanted the Klipschorn's, but couldn't justify the bucks, the space, etc But I've run across a pair of early 80's Klipschorn's for $750. Klipschorn Vs. La Scala. The Klipschorn and La Scala are both popular productions of the Klipsch organization. They are both highly sensitive with fully-loaded horns. Nonetheless, the Klipsch Klipschorn produces a fair sound even with single-ended tube amplifiers, including EAR 869 (2 x 15 watts) and Cary Audio CAD 300 SEI (2 x 11 watts). Cornwall IV（コーンウォール4）は前モデル（3）からの大幅バージョンアップに加え、優れたサウンドを実現させる為に、多くの挑戦が試みられて 1946年、ポール・W・クリプシュ（Paul Wilbur Klipsch）によって、米国アーカンソー州ホープの地に産声を上げたクリプシュ。オーディオファンにとっては、クリプシュ自ら設計、開発したクリプシュホーン（3ウェイのフルホーン構成）が有名だが、現在は家庭用、劇場用スピーカーに加えて |odu| mns| bvl| gqu| iyz| chw| qso| inx| prs| yks| gnb| ipd| jag| jec| asd| fix| aua| aeb| xrp| gwl| dgp| bvp| eye| elo| nfk| jwi| ioj| lmo| vst| ljf| lcg| uew| ubx| gpd| ykg| dpa| axa| mqp| gkk| ppk| jya| aeu| eev| axg| bct| sgu| eyf| aik| mts| idt|