Budman

Exactly

3/4 of an inch down from the top and 3/4 of an inch in from the side. it looks best to me if you put one on the left and one on the right like they do with the vertical corns. i've seen heresys with both emblems on the right.

pair of 77's on ebay right now #5744799005. did you buy those cornwalls from ashland, ky ????

type in grill cloth in the search section

these are not the serial numbers. KB-OO stands for Klipschorn, B style, Oak Oil

Hersheys or Heresy's ???

type in 1967 in the search page, go down to smillin. i sure would like to see pics of the zebrawoods.

type in (Finally finished) in the search section at the top of the page for pics.

Dylan, put the finishing touch on them. 2 new pie slice logos from klipsch for 30 dollars shipped

sweet, my corns are in teak

stimpy, welcome to the forum. the top section of the speakers come off to make it easier to move. a couple of wing nuts and they come right off. they weigh about 165 lbs each

Gene, welcome to the forum, i have mine on a 20 foot wall and i just read on here that someone has theirs on a 35 foot wall. the sound is incredible. buy some you will love them. the wider the better

i watched it, my wife is from st.louis what a game

Michael, man i wish i could help, all my relatives have lived in West Palm for the last 30 years and have all moved in the last 6 months. Hopefully someone from the Forum will come thru and help out. at least this post will bring it back to the first page. good luck and keep us posted. Indy to West Palm has to be about 18 hours one way

maybe you and gary have the same maid. just kidding, i had 2 RC-3's that had the same dent in them as yours. i bought mine used so i don't know how it happened either.

---------------- On 1/7/2005 11:05:20 PM garymd wrote: I bought my first corn before you were born. ---------------- Hey Gary, are you a poet and don't know it

is there anybody going to bid on these, i won't be bidding. 500 dollars and no bids yet. i just paid 1000 and 200 to ship for the same year and condition. hope someone from here gets them.

to see pictures, type in My New Cornwalls in search at the top of the page. first thread

---------------- On 1/3/2005 6:58:26 PM NatGun wrote: if the price wasnt so high, i would ****** these up for myself... i dont live too far from him. ---------------- NatGun, make him an offer, if you can pick them up you can save on shipping and save him on packing and shipping. i just paid 875 and 1200 for the 2 sets i just bought. walnut and cane, can't get any better than that

DoubleJ, Merry Christmas

Pictures, pictures and more pictures. i am interested in any heritage you have for sale. smilin you have mail.

Pictures, pictures and more pictures. i am interested in any heritage you have for sale

---------------- On 1/1/2005 2:54:06 PM Pure Corn wrote: Hello All, and Happy New Year, Can anyone explain the audible differences between the Cornwall and Cornwall II speaker? I understand the technical differences. I've heard that the Cornwall II is smoother on the high-side, or at least more forgiving. I am happy with the Cornwalls I have, but could pick up a set of birch IIs locally, in my same zip code even! The IIs are not pretty as my COOs, but would do. Thanks. ---------------- what year are they. if the price is right and they are in your own town. can't get any better than that.

---------------- On 1/1/2005 3:59:36 AM seti wrote: What is the blue stuff on the horns? ---------------- go up to his first post and click on his pictures.

looks like the same blue stuff i put around my ears when i listen to my belles