henry kloss
In the Mid-70's my dad bought a pair of KLH speakers, they were tiny things made out of cast metal. People laughed out loud when they saw the little things connected to his huge Yamaha receiver. Until they heard them. Now we laugh at the thought of the typical 70's speakers; huge things set inside wood cabinets which could (and often did) double as plant stands.
my mom still uses her klh w/ builtin turntable bought in 1967 / I swiped the walnut speakers and still use them and she uses cheep mini's I bought her in trade.
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- bill 2-02-2003 10:29 pm
In the Mid-70's my dad bought a pair of KLH speakers, they were tiny things made out of cast metal. People laughed out loud when they saw the little things connected to his huge Yamaha receiver. Until they heard them. Now we laugh at the thought of the typical 70's speakers; huge things set inside wood cabinets which could (and often did) double as plant stands.
- steve 2-03-2003 5:19 pm [add a comment]
my mom still uses her klh w/ builtin turntable bought in 1967 / I swiped the walnut speakers and still use them and she uses cheep mini's I bought her in trade.
- bill 2-04-2003 12:01 am [add a comment]