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Yes, I replied to your message via the email address provided. Thanks, Flynn

Hello Bill, That's a good question regarding their color. When I purchased them from a audio store in the San Fernando Valley, that was the color at the time. I've tried to decipher the type information on the back label, yet I am uncertain. (C-WO or maybe C-WD) I thank you for your input, Flynn

Greetings fellow audio enthusiasts, I have searched briefly throughout the forums looking for a way to identify the year of my Cornwall speakers, and to no avail. I'm sorry if this information has been regurgitated repeatedly, yet I don't know what else to do. If you look in my system profile you'll see some photos of my speakers. Their serial numbers include the letter "T". I presume they are Cornwall Is, however, I can't say for sure. I would like to get input on what you believe their value would be on the current market. I thank you for your assistance in advance. Flynn

Hey All, It appears that my Cornwalls are just fine. Further research has shown that it might be a bad connection in the area of my patch cables/RCAs. I found this by nudging my receiver and now the right speaker woofer cuts out. I'll let you know if there are any new developments. Thanks for you suggestions once again! Flynn

Thank you all for you quick responses! I've looked at the back of the cabinet and the tag is faded. However, in the wood cabinet there are numbers that read 20T832 and 831, left and right respectfully. I believe they were born on 1983. I'll try your suggestions ASAP and post my findings. Thank you again. Christopher

Hello, I have a pair of Cornwalls and I think that one of the crossovers may be damaged. Sometimes when I listen to them, the left speaker sounds as though the mid driver is not working. Are there any tests I can perform to verify what is the actual problem and where can I purchase new crossovers to replace my existing component? If yes, what are the costs? Thank you. Christopher