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Pete, You can always re-finish your Corwalls and bring them back to a wood tone. It might make them wife friendly. I was living in a 500 sq. ft. apt when I first bought my Cornwalls. They took up lots of space but somehow the wife never complained. We lived in a big house. The sound has improved too. I recently bought a C5 center channel and S5 sorround speakers. The center channel speaker is excellent but when I switch voices and music from the cetner to my Corwalls I can hear a big difference. The Cornwalls are smoother and sound livlier.

Peter C. I have a newer model of the Corwalls. I bought mine is 1987-New in Birch. I recently built my own sub and I am in heaven. I never thought the Cornwalls needed a sub but once you have one it's truly amazing on the extra imaging and low end that you get. Anyway, it's interesting to note that my Corwall's have no lining on the walls and that the magnet on the back of your woofer is square. I absolutely love my Cornwalls and everytime I fire them up I am impressed. I usually get tired with things but not these speakers. I was wondering if you ever compared the older Corwall's with the later ones made. Is there much of a difference. How does the sound vary?