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This is a great series, Jim.

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It's the taller gentleman, with the glasses and the all white shirt and gray slacks, Paul Klipsch.

More please!

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Hey, @1:09 that looks like my dad's old Bogen Challenger amp - but the chassis is deeper. Which model is it?

Hey! I got the right answer!

I might be the only guy in the world who would plan a vacation to meet you and see the museum, but then I have owned K-horns. Damn you Katrina!!!

Priceless piece of history

RIP. Now they're all made in China. with the exception of the Heritage line.

Nice for a single guy or a rich man’s cave. But they are just too unrefined for most spaces.

priceless

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Man those are BIG!

only one here

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“This isn’t your father’s stereo” no kidding if it was they would be listening to Cornwalls .

Still enjoying my RF5s! Built in Hope. I will never get rid of them.

"Promosm"

Klipsch helped The Loft on 3rd street set up double stacked K Horns with false corners back in 1990!

I have two pairs. Small speakers rarely have ample low end.

I wish I could afford a Klipsch speaker that has real bass... Nice bookshelf models, but they don't go very low...

Yay!

Great stuff!

What song in this video...

Paul was a genius, but the Celestion mid range driver falls short of his dream. Main problem is that it breaks up over the 90db level. I know I have two. Solution: Three-way system with high end Beymas handling the top end. Krrites steep slopes. Good nite!

Ill take Altec anyday

No sanding sealer?

1:00 The way men of this generation walked with piqued curiosity is something of a bygone era, plus the proper slacks and button-down shirts. Reminds me of my great-grandfather who was born in 1910.

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Wish they included pictures

Great video. I think I saw my Chorus II's being made there, lol. Great company!

Ok, that was my dad (Richard) who bought the tomahawks for Paul and Rudy. They were both at dad’s company HQ. Bose Company really wanted dad to move from carrying Klipsch to Bose. Did not work. Would never work. :) My dad had his picture of Paul with Rudy hanging on the wall of his man cave until he died. I have couple copies of that picture signed by both. Those were the days. Anyway, IF anyone would like many more fun decades of history to discuss, let me know! I have many many memories as fresh as yesterday.

Beautiful speaker

I tried to go there last week but the volunteer had a bum foot and wasn't opening it up that day (was raining heavily too). We were vacationing in Hot Springs. Maybe I'll make it there someday. Went to some antique stores and talked to the owner who's dad worked with Paul and had some interesting stories.

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magnifico.💔💔💔💔💔💔

Lovely interview, a look bad to 'The Good Old Days, for sure.

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super,super view!have a nice day. :)

My wife gifted me a pair of CW's for my birthday in 1987, now as often as possible I want her to leave the house so I can enjoy them at their potential. Funny that after I got them, my best buddy the retailer went out of business. I was already in a related field so I started myself a high end audio business. ...NAD, McIntosh, Advent, AR, etc.

And, the fact that PWK was involved in the development, and approval, makes the Jubilee a cornerstone in the line, just like the Klipschorn.

Alright Klipsch, stay away from that Devil's Lettuce... We're gettin' worried.

All I could ever want from Klipsch, I just need a bigger space and some winning scratch off tickets.

Very awesome.

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When Paul played the 'tuba', OMG, so funny. God bless him.