Budman

ebay #5703716929 in New York

i would give him 2750.00 in a heart beat. these don't come around to often. if these are in your area, run, don't walk and go pick them up. e-mail him asap before they are gone.

my wife just bought a new car. a 2004 Acura TL. comes standard with the world's first, 225 watt 5.1 surrond sound dvd-a , 8 speakers, 6 disc in the dash, XM radio. drove it off the lot straight to best buy and bought fleetwood mac, elton john, the eagles and going today for emerson lake and palmer and the yes dvd-a discs. unbelievable sound. anyone heard this system. take a test drive , make sure you bring your favorite disc.

---------------- On 5/26/2004 7:21:16 AM Frzninvt wrote: I am once again reconfiguring my HT system, I have a 1986 Pro La Scala Top Section that I am going to be selling within a week and a half or so. It is the triangle shaped one. The outer case on it is black and it does needs some sanding and a repainting to be real nice again. The internals are a K-55M Midrange, recently upgraded (new) K-401 horn, K-77M tweeter, and the AL crossover. It has banana plug inputs and features the LF out to feed a woofer section if so desired. I recently purchased a brand new La Scala grill for it as well. I'll get some photos of it posted shortly. I have over $350 into it, but would be willing to part with it for $275. Great for those with Heritage speakers looking for Center Channel options. ---------------- Frzninvt, have you used this top section without the LF woofer section and how does it sound between 2 k-horns. Thanks

Welcome to the forum. pictures of your speakers will tell the value.

what was the ebay number. i didn't see them

there back

---------------- On 5/17/2004 6:25:45 PM Gilbert wrote: Ouuucheee....I just checked on the shipping of those babies to Tulsa,OK (approx. 1050 miles from Phoenix, AZ)....Cost for shipping is approx. $450 to my door. ---------------- on Dec.26th, 2003 a mint set of 1979 belles in brazilian rosewood sold on ebay for BIN $2500. the seller said that the U.S. government banned importation of brazilian rosewood into the country shortly thereafter. someone at klipsch could verify if they used brazilian rosewood in 1983. seller said they cost $5000 in 1979. i can see these going for close to this price. go getem Gilbert, they are sweet. Russ

---------------- On 5/15/2004 2:17:37 AM JMON wrote: Congratulations Mike! Of course there is no need to leave the forum or even feel guilty about it. That's just ridiculous! Anyone else who was interested in buying them would have done the same thing if they had the same opportunity. There can only be one winner. Glad to see it was a Forum member. ---------------- Congrats Mike, can't say it any better than JMON. when the seller said he was chumped, i think he meant he chumped himself. you have to know the value of your items for sale. BIN for $750, thank God i didn't see it at that price. i paid BIN $1495 and $250 to pack & ship for the 71 Vertical Cornwall 11's on april 18th on ebay. he could have checked the completed items page to see what he was selling was worth. they are sweet looking Corns, Enjoy Russ

---------------- On 5/14/2004 4:31:47 PM JTS8 wrote: Phase one is complete! Well I finally got my foot in the door with an entry level Heritage Rig! LCR - Heresy I's with the center on the side. Surrounds - Heresy II's. Still have the LF10 sounds great with the new setup! I'll calibrate later tonight but for know they sound INCREDIBLE! I had the KLFs which mind you are no slouch but I can really hear a difference is that possible maybe it's all in my head but what I've put through is frightning realistic I played 2 channel Dire Straits a track called Private Investigation? close my eyes and I get chills listening. For the Matix Revolutions I can pick up more detail almost the sound is rather "holographic" It's getting close to dinner gotta run- John ---------------- John, i listen to that song at least once a day, Private Investigations from Dire Straits since i got my Cornwalls last week. Unreal

i just got a e-mail from the seller. here is his answer. since i only got one bid in 5 days i didn't think anyone was interested. i let someone talk me into selling them. i got chumped. i might learn someday (hopefully) he said.

Y is 1983

1976

Frzninvt, when you set these cornwall verticals up are the tweeters on the inside or the outside.

my vote is to leave em the way they are. they are just beautiful.

---------------- On 5/4/2004 11:03:14 PM pwkaholic wrote: I just got done refinishing and upgrading my '84 heresys. My next project for these speakers is building risers for them. I need to know the correct dimensions for the original heresy slant risers. (front height, rear height, length, and width)Thanks for your help! ---------------- front height 2 5/16 inches X 14 inches long. rear height 5/8 inches X 14 inches long. depth is 12 3/16 inches. have fun.

---------------- On 5/4/2004 4:58:36 PM gullahisland wrote: I got my '77 K-horns for $1,250. Just picked them up last Wednesday! ---------------- on a scale of 1-10 what condition are they. 10 being mint

---------------- On 5/3/2004 9:11:18 PM Piranha wrote: I am looking for some used K-horns and would love to find a pair in the $1100 range. ---------------- in todays market $1100 might get you one k-horn. i paid $1850 and $1900 for the 2 pair i own. LOL

---------------- On 5/1/2004 5:33:13 AM DeanG wrote: Looks like Patrick has first dibs on some of the nicest looking speakers I have ever seen. Don't fall asleep at the wheel Patrick, pay the premium and buy these Cornwalls! ---------------- did anyone see these on ebay last week. #3092484204. i couldn't pass them up. i wanted to buy jordens to match my 84 k-horns in cherry oil. go get em Patrick !!!!

could these be the Decorator Model Cornwalls. the Klipsch badge is on the front face, can't read the label on the back

---------------- On 4/30/2004 6:13:04 PM st. patrick wrote: also posted in 2 channel: just trying to plan ahead abit. i may have located a pair of cw's on the east coast. if i am able to secure a deal, is it possible to beg, buy, borrow, rent, lease or otherwise use the vault for the journey??? if so, to whom do i speak, beg etc. thanks for any info, patrick ---------------- as far as i know, Audible Nectar has the cornwall crate some where in the midwest. type in (cornwall crate) at the top of the forum page.

---------------- On 4/29/2004 5:12:16 PM TBrennan wrote: I was thinking about bidding on those myself, they're very nice, being oak and cane or beige grille, and frankly I'd go $1500 for them, no problem. And they're very close. But they just won't work in my apartment without major rearrangement. And then if I did rearrange to go to big speakers I could get my Altec 605s back from the fella I loaned them to. And Cornwalls won't sound much better than my Heresys do anyway. But man, those are nice, really nice; Cornwalls don't come any nicer. Anybody wanna sell some oak Heresys? Did they make oak Heresys? Oak Heresy's - There are some 84 HOO on ebay right now !!!!

they are on ebay right now. W = 1981 i have never seen a pair of oak in oak raw

If the C stands for Cornwall and The O is for Oak, does the R stand for Raw

nice Belles are going for 2000 dollars. that should help you in your search. good luck