Budman

on the back of the speakers should be a label with some numbers and there could be numbers stamped in the wood on the back towards the top. tell us what they are and some one will be glad to help you.

---------------- On 4/19/2004 12:51:19 PM Frzninvt wrote: Most people missed the lovely '71 Vertical Cornwalls that he had in Teak, with the glass tops. They lasted less than 2 hours before someone used the BIN feature and reeled them in for $1499. They were nice! ---------------- I couldn't pass them up, but how am i gonna get them to Cincinnati. any help from the east coasters. he said he was going to get me some shipping prices.

go to your local radio shack, they have 2 models. do not get the digital one. very easy to understand. around 40 bucks. install the 9v battery, slide the 2 switches to C weighting and slow response, turn the dial to 70db or 80db sit in you chair and hold it out in front of you and adjust all speakers until the meter reads O and have some fun. see ya

just a thought, if i remove my gas fireplace insert and installed one of these horns in its place, 6000 instead of 12,000 then install my gas burner in the horn, with one watt of input power I could have one hell of a flame

anyone seen this yet, ebay #3092305142

---------------- On 4/14/2004 9:30:08 PM Ryan C. Inman wrote: What do you guy's think about these Klipschorns? They sure look great, I like the custom smoked glass tops too. $2000 and reserve not met, I wonder what the reserve is? Dayton isn't too far from me, but is a long drive, I would probably have them shipped. Is the price too high for 83's? Are 83's a good year for the K-Horn? -Ryan ---------------- Ryan, i live in cincinnati and if you want these you should go after them and get them. i will help you. cincinnati to PA is 4 hours. i paid 1850 in 1991 for my 84 k-horns in cherry oil 5 mins from my house. no shipping charges or damage. you don't want to have these shipped. rewalters54@hotmail.com Russ Walters

---------------- On 4/14/2004 5:22:54 PM cyclonecj wrote: Did anyone happen to notice he also has a pair of Corns for sale? I live in cincinnati and he told me the cornwall serial number is 24 U 843 which would be 1980. if i can be some help for anyone let me know. have a truck and a cap. 1000 dollars plus for cornwalls in birch is getting a little steep IMO

I have 84 K-horns in cherry oil and what would go better with them in my 20 x 29 HT room than Jordans Corns. Jordan, i sent you an e-mail and if you could send me your e-mail that would be great.

BestBuy.com 3 or 4 Sony's for around 1000 to 1200 dollars

Jordan, now that you have seen the vault, lets let the bidding begin.

Jordan, will you make mine with cane grills. very very nice.

---------------- On 3/30/2004 9:10:12 PM Audible Nectar wrote: The crate dimensions (with the original skid) are: Length = 47.25 inches Width = 40.00 inches Height = 32.75 inches I do not anticipate any difference with the new pallet installed - they are essentially the same size. DeanG posted pics of this when it was in his possession - I do not have any - nor do I have a digital camera (still ) I have hauled it in a Toyota mini pickup without a cap (Tacoma - no problem fitting between the wheel wells) as well as a Ford Windstar minivan - had to pull the back seat row (but not the center seat row) out. It is also my opinion that capped pickups won't work, although an unusually large opening may allow the crate to fit through. Measure the opening to be sure. ---------------- standard pickup 48" wide 96" long between the wheel wells and 36" high cap opening. this will fit in a pickup with a cap.

---------------- On 3/30/2004 9:10:12 PM Audible Nectar wrote: The crate dimensions (with the original skid) are: Length = 47.25 inches Width = 40.00 inches Height = 32.75 inches I do not anticipate any difference with the new pallet installed - they are essentially the same size. DeanG posted pics of this when it was in his possession - I do not have any - nor do I have a digital camera (still ) I have hauled it in a Toyota mini pickup without a cap (Tacoma - no problem fitting between the wheel wells) as well as a Ford Windstar minivan - had to pull the back seat row (but not the center seat row) out. It is also my opinion that capped pickups won't work, although an unusually large opening may allow the crate to fit through. Measure the opening to be sure. ---------------- standard pickup 48" wide 96" long between the wheel wells and 36" high cap opening. this will fit in a pickup with a cap.

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moon, I think the ad says there is only one speaker. Thank God. can't wait to hear from fini on this

can you post some pictures of this and the dimensions. i have a full size pick up with a cap that is as high as the cab roof with a opening of 36" high. and 4 feet wide between the wheel wells. after seeing pictures of those decorator cornwalls on here i gotta have a set. live in cincy, ohio forward air is all over this state. anyone selling email or pm me.

the date codes i got from this site says S is 1978

ebay # 3084276375 and # 3085664156

e-bay # 3085633787

GRB, if you don't buy those Cornwalls let me know, i am 4 hours away from Chicago and you out bid me on them to. i sent you an e-mail

R is 1977

wrench_peddler, what kind of glue did you use for your grill covers. i am making some for my Lascalas.

Can someone tell me the pro's and con's of using 2 speakers for the left mains, and 2 speakers for the right mains stacked on top of each other and wired to the A speakers on the receiver in parallel. I read about it here within the last 3 weeks and i cannot find it. my brother is stacking 2 Radio Shack Mach 1 speakers for the left and right and says its the best he has ever heard. read something about it sounds like dropping a rock into a pond. any help. he wants to here from the Forum. Thanks

Check out the 53" or 64" Pioneer HDTV and if you have a lot of money to spend, check out the Elite 53", 58", and the 64". You won't believe the picture. only tv for my money.

to answer your real question, i would haul them straight to the game room. period