Naptown Rob
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The backs are screwed on, so I guess they're 1980 I's. Any thoughts on crossover maintenance? The caps are about 30 years old at this point, & I know some changes were made to the crossover design shortly after these were made. Do owners generally consider those changes to have been an improvement, or is there dissent?
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Damn! You guys are fast! The serial #'s look like 244668 & 9. But the 4's also look like they could be U's. They have CWO handwritten on the tag. I thought these were II's? No? I'll check the link you guys provided. I love that I can actually read the legible signatures of my inspector (Bill Gibson), and my tester (N.W.Bradford).
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Hello all. I'm a long time Klipsch owner, but new to this community. I recently picked up a used pair of Cornwalls - a speaker I've loved since I worked at a Klipsch dealer as a teenager in 1979. Right now they're hooked up to a Denon AVR 2308CI, and sound wonderful, but soon they'll be mated with a Fisher 500C...
Is there an easy way for me to figure out the age of these things? Is there a link for a serial # database?
Thanks,
Rob
PS: Proof that I married the right woman? She told me she thought the Cornwalls would look good with the Fortes stacked on top...
Can I date my Cornwalls by serial number?
in Technical/Restorations
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Ahh, jeez... so now it's a riddle-
Q: How is an old Cornwall like a '56 Buick?
A: You can screw in the back...
If you guys start referrin' to the ports as "Cornholes", I'm leavin' ;}