KLIPSCH KP-360 Professional Loudspeakers
Louis Blackman
Loudspeakers?" I believe they were manufactured around 1997.
They are three way. A 15" woofer, a horn midrange, and a horn tweeter in
a trapezoid cabinet. I have been searching the web and newsgroups for
months and can find no mention of them. If you can provide some
information or specifications on them it would be appreciated. Thank
you.
JnyVee
road-version of the klipsch Cornwall (a ported 15" cab with teh classic
EV-Klipshorn squak and tweet)
hit the klipsch pro site and find an email... or a phone, they have in
the past been very helpful
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SicksT cycle Hum
>the past been very helpful
I am not sure of the website but they are located in Hope Arkansas if you are
trying to look up the number.I did have it but cant find it now. They have a
pretty good group of people in the Tech dept. and will be happy to answer
questions etc.
Still dont know why anyone would use the pro stuff though. I havent ever had
many positive experiences with that stuff. But other opinions vary.
Logan K.
Dane
than a few...
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Harvey Gerst
their sound for one tour and it was an impressive sound system.
>"Dane" <danero...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>My La Scallas were the best PA system I ever had bar none, and I've had more
>than a few...
>>SicksT cycle Hum <sickstc...@aol.com> wrote:
>> >hit the klipsch pro site and find an email... or a phone, they have in
>> >the past been very helpful
>>
>> I am not sure of the website but they are located in Hope Arkansas if you are
>> trying to look up the number.I did have it but cant find it now. They have a
>> pretty good group of people in the Tech dept. and will be happy to answer
>> questions etc.
>> Still dont know why anyone would use the pro stuff though. I havent ever had
>> many positive experiences with that stuff. But other opinions vary.
>> Logan K.
>
Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/
David Morgan (MAMS)
You have to have active scripting enabled to view the website. (Yuk)
You can bypass the hoaky 'flash' intro page and go to "product search".
I had four LaScala's in a disco setup back in '77 when I lived just an hour
from the old house (plant) in Hope, Arkansas. Back then, their entire line
came with a lifetime warranty on the speakers. I thought the "CornerHorns"
were simply fantastic for home stereo. Massive sound and power handling
ability. The Paul Klipsch anechoic chamber was the first such facility for
testing speakers I ever visited. Quite a trippy experience having the inside
of your head sucked out your ears.
Ten years later, in '87, I worked with a band that used all Klipsch PA
and monitors. Again, massive sound with good quality reproduction.
Today, I have no idea what's in the product line, but a long standing
reputation for quality and durability preceeds whatever they may have
to offer.
Here's to hoping that things haven't changed much....
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David Morgan (MAMS)
Morgan Audio Media Service
Dallas, Texas (972) 622-1972
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Main Street Studio, Garland, TX (972) 487-4045
SicksT cycle Hum
>I had four LaScala's in a disco setup back in '77 when I lived just an hour
>from the old house (plant) in Hope, Arkansas. Back then, their entire line
>came with a lifetime warranty on the speakers.
Where at in that area, I lived in Hope, Prescott, Nashville ARK and Texarkana
some as a kid! But I wasnt there in 77.
Klispch has always had a pretty good rep. but I think they have maybe dropped
the Lifetime warranty. Not sure.
>The Paul Klipsch anechoic chamber was the first such facility for
>testing speakers I ever visited. Quite a trippy experience having the inside
>of your head sucked out your ears.
I always meant to go check that thing out. I hear it was cool.
>Here's to hoping that things haven't changed much....
I havent been too impressed with some of the later models. But thinking back on
it, the reason I wasnt impressed might have been because the rig/s were ragged
by the time I got to them. Their staff was always real helpful when I had to
deal with them.
Logan Kilburn
David Morgan (MAMS)
"SicksT cycle Hum" <sickstc...@aol.com> wrote in message ...
> Where at in that area, I lived in Hope, Prescott, Nashville ARK and Texarkana
> some as a kid! But I wasnt there in 77.
While I was in college at UofA (after the military and a 3 year stint in L.A.) I worked
as a DJ on weekend nights at the only 'real' discotheque in Fayetteville. It was a
converted art deco style theatre right off campus. I was born in Batesville and my
parents are now living in Forrest City.
> Klispch has always had a pretty good rep. but I think they have maybe dropped
> the Lifetime warranty. Not sure.
I heard that back in '87, but I also heard that it was still considerably longer than
most speaker warranties.
> I havent been too impressed with some of the later models.
As is usually the case with any 'esoteric' builder/designer that breaks out into
a larger market. QC standards and often the speed of service have to be
compromised in order to turn out the numbers.
> Their staff was always real helpful when I had to
> deal with them.
They used to have one of each of their product line (which was definitely
smaller and more specialized back then) on display in the foyer of the house
constructed with plexiglass - so that the cabinet shapes, designs and inner
workings could be easily discussed with walk-in buyers.
23 years ago, it wasn't that hard to get Paul Klipsch to answer the phone.
I think he is the type that would still try to continue to honor the quality of
service that probably got him where he is today.
> Logan Kilburn
SicksT cycle Hum
I dont want to bug you, but have I sent you a resume'? I live in Ft. Worth and
am looking for new opportunities. I have been a live sound eng. for about 10
years, but trained in the studio plus a 2 year sound degree. It's been mighty
slow so I have been sending out resume's like crazy. Cant remember if I hit you
up yet but I noticed that you were from Dallas.
Need any experienced help? Part time, full-time, anytime. I'd work pretty cheap
for some steady income right now!
Logan Kilburn
David Morgan (MAMS)
"SicksT cycle Hum" <sickstc...@aol.com> wrote in message ...
> I dont want to bug you
OK. ;-)
Gotta' take this one off group. Look for an e-mail.
Analogeezer
> My La Scallas were the best PA system I ever had bar none, and I've had more
> than a few...
Yeah those things were amazing, I remember going into a store in
Orlando, FL around 1981 and the salesman was demoing some PA stuff for
us. He had some huge quadamped system up and was really shaking the
building.
Since our band was young, dumb, and full of ***, we thought that was
way cool - "hey man that's loud".
Then the guy says, hey you've got to hear these things, and he shows
us a pair of La Scalas (I think he pegged us as not having the jack
for the large system).
So we're figuring the guy is just messing with us, but I could not
believe how good those things sounded. They were not as loud or boomy
as the quad amped system, but they sounded a helluva lot better.
About a month after that, I went to an outdoor show in Gainesville,
FL, the act was kind of folky and acoustic based, but they had a pair
of La Scalas.
Again, being outside and all I was figuring they wouldn't be all that
impressive.
Again I was very impressed, the things sounded great.
I wished I'd had the money back then (the drummer had a rich daddy and
bought the PA gear) to buy a pair of La Scalas, I'd probably still own
them...
Analogeezer
BGrobman2
them. To me they kinda sounded like the big Ureis. Real loud, the lows are very
tight in them. I need a new amp for them. For some reason I tossed the vintasge
Yamaha natural sound intergrated amp that I had for them a while ago. It was
cool too, had a class A switch which made all the lights dim when I switced
into class A.
<< had four LaScala's in a disco setup back in '77 when I lived just an hour
from the old house (plant) in Hope, Arkansas. Back then, their entire line
came with a lifetime warranty on the speakers. I thought the "CornerHorns"
were simply fantastic for home stereo. Massive sound and power handling
ability. The Paul Klipsch anechoic chamber was the first such facility for
testing speakers I ever visited. Quite a trippy experience having the inside
of your head sucked out your ears.
Ten years later, in '87, I worked with a band that used all Klipsch PA
and monitors. Again, massive sound with good quality reproduction.
Today, I have no idea what's in the product line, but a long standing
reputation for quality and durability preceeds whatever they may have
to offer.
Here's to hoping that things haven't changed much....
--
David Morgan (MAMS)
Morgan Audio Media Service
Dallas, Texas (972) 622-1972 >>
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