JerolW
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NICE!
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Tomita - The Planets
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I liked it.
jerry
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Hi Noah,
No, I didn't see your thread. You're right. Bill is really nice guy. I could have spoken with him all evening.
jerry
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Thanks Josh,
But I want to know what the numbers mean.
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Hi Josh,
The cherry veneer was done by Bill Perlick, the original purchaser. So it's not from the factory. He did a real nice job on it. Bill is a retired "rocket scientist" having work on the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle missions as a payload specialist.
As far as the cloth goes, I agree with you and the others who like the look of the original cloth. It looks 10-50. (Rates a 10 at fifty feet). But a 2-10. Its forty years old and looks it. So I will replace it if I can find it. The wife has seen all the replies and has decided the look of the original cloth is the way to go, even if my cornwalls have black cloth. Likewise the 2.2v's.
jerry
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The serial numbers are 1C992 and 1C993.
I know that the C = 1964, but I've lost the thread for the other numbers.
Can anyone help, please?
jerry
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96 Tears - ? and the Mysterians.
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Yeah, I've noticed that too. Whenever someone has something Interesting for sale, like budman's cornwalls, they're too far away.
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Because Bill and his wife were in their 80's, I didn't try to talk him down too much.
Asking $1950, paid 1825.
jerry
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Here's the xover. How does the Type 1R relate to a AA xover, or does it.
I'm thinking of going to black cloth to match the cornwalls.
P.S. notice the 40 year accumulation of dust.
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I am now the proud owner of this set of horns (K-C-FR, 1C992 and 1C993).
I bought them from the original owner.
Now what do I do?
I don't have room for them, but I'll make room. They're finished in a cherry veneer. Quite nice, but old.
I would like opinions on needed upgrades. I will change the xovers, but to what kind? And probably the grill cloth.
The xovers are type 1R. Tweeters k77 (2453, 2473), squawkers k55v (3481, 3516).
Yikes!
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Maybe lumber is less expensive here in Oregon than in In.
The choice is yours.
Jerol
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Can you buy the pieces and then buy the wood separately?
Jerol
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It seems like a lot of money just to change from pressure treated wood to cedar, if that's the case.
Are you building it yourself or is someone doing it for you? Ask the builder why it costs $300 more just to change wood type..
True, the chemicals in treated wood is not as 'bad' as previous, but they are still chemicals. I, personally, would not submit my daughter to any chemicals, if at all possible.
Cedar is naturally water resistant and it does turn silver (gray) over time. I say it ages gracefully (hee hee).
Jerol
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I'll take photos of the process.
Like I said, I've never had a reason to crack the cases, so I don't know whats inside. Hopefully just the stuff that's supposed to be there.
Jerol
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I just ordered the cap kit from Bob Crites.
I'll report the progress as it occurs.
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Thanks Bob. I sent you an email.
jerol
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Thanks for the reply and the welcome.
Is it an easy procedure to replace capacitors? Is it scewdriver and pliers, or is a soldering iron involved?
Where do I get them and what kind??????
jerol
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Hi everyone. I've been enjoying reading the post for a few weeks now and have finally got the gumption up to post.
I'm not new to Klipsch speakers, owning a pair of Cornwalls I purchased in 1976. I've owned Heresys and Khorns in the past, but have never given up on my Cornwalls.
Some of the stuff I read I understand, but most of the technical jargon is Way over my head. But I'm catching on.
I spoke with Mr. Colter and received interesting info regarding types of Cornwals and a possible Xover replacement from Bob Crites.
Here's the question - Is it necessary to replace the Xovers, even though they still sound exceptional? Do they wear out?
OK, two questions.
Yours Klipschally,
Jerol
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