In this episode we continue in the museum basement to learn about a few frozen-in-time features - Paul W. Klipsch’s first employee signs his work area and a 50-year old woofer wall. Curator Jim Hunter shows the Magnadyne machine, which could black out television reception in Hope, AR. Filmed in Hope, Arkansas by Glenn Mosby.
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“The secret of the product quality wasn’t the fact that it was a corner horn speaker, but that it was, well, a high quality product all the way through.”
Paul W. Klipsch
Founder of Klipsch Inc.