Sorry. I sold them. I will miss them. FYI I got $1200 for the pair. Not on ebay.

Here is a look at the ALK network. Anyone out there interested?

Life changing events lead me to a time to say good bye to two great friends. Originally, named Jake and Elwood, a matched pair of LS-BR La Scalas have been with me since I purchased them new in August of 1986. They were raw, loud, and unblemished then. Today they are with color: Minwax Ipswich Pine, a top layer of birch veneer to cover a water stain, and the awesome sound from a 2005 upgrade to the ALK Engineering network. As I recall, parts alone for the ALKs was over $200 and I feel I did a damn

I have placed an order for the 20-39CS+. I wanted the Ultra but could not justify the additional cost. I have a 20'x20' room with LaScala mains. I went with the passive just to allow myself to play with amp options. Plus the last powered sub I had rattled inside. Don't ask who made it, the owners of this site would not be happy. PS Know of a good, low priced ($300) amp for a sub?

Must have seen them at the Flint Center? A nice venue for a show like that. I wanted to go but couldn't spark an interest from the wife. A good thing though, we just flew in on the red-eye from Honolulu to SF and were dead tired. I'm glad you posted comments from the show, I'll be looking for them the next time they come to town.

Looks great! However, you never answered the question. Who made the rack? I want one too.

Nice! Looks like you could use a longer wall on the left. Are you going to make a false corner too?

Not to set fire to this thread, but... I was in the gym today and saw an Audiopile magazine. Now normally I don't read at the gym but today I did. Anyway, I found a write up on a $2,000 1 meter audio cable and after seeing Al's cracked pcb it got me to think out loud. Why are people willing to pay so much for cable when inside the best equipment is inexpensive thin copper traces on single layer fiberglass boards and cheap solder blobs? No gold plating or fancy wires on the inside. Just makes me go

Academy, if you can find one. The Belle if you have the space. Or like I did, make your own. See "Another DIY Center." Definitely stay with Heritage horns for the best match. Best of luck!

I am not impressed with plasma TVs. They seem too slow to produce a sharp image during fast action. Here is some interesting information. I'm not pushing the company, just the info. Good Luck! http://www.sharpusa.com/products/lcd_vs_plasma/0,2340,,00.html