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May the good Lord take you home tonight....RIP

Yeah but he can't make up his mind I wonder if they come with changeable ports?

Cory posted a video on FB with Roy commenting on the system.

Some new goodies coming soon....... https://www.klipsch.com/CEDIA?fbclid=IwAR0hT7ZpYfEnngfbFXHcUp0cO_941tVmhewui6ZK4I4_eGDjYykN_WC7nlY

Love the comment Roy made on the Klipschorns... "Point them at your wife" LOL

Same here

You have the same scenario as I did (no tags just stamped letters) when I acquired my Belle's. I concluded mine were 83's based on the timeline of the AB crossovers that WMcD posted. Also that they are oiled and not lacquered after doing a test area to see if the treatment would absorb into the wood. Congrats and welcome to the forum.

Speaker Exchange https://reconingspeakers.com/product/klipsch-rf-7-sii-crossover-input-cup-1012255/ Brand New Genuine Klipsch RF7 Series II Crossover Input Cup #1012255

Ignorance is bliss!

That's what happens when Dean has too much bourbon while building the networks.

https://www.klipsch.com/news/klipsch-refreshes-iconic-cornwall-speaker-enthusiasts-get-first-listen-at-rocky-mountain-audio-fest-2019 New features include: All new K-702 midrange compression mated to a modified proprietary Tractrix® horn with patented Klipsch Mumps technology for even mid frequencies and consistent sound throughout the listening area. A new high-fidelity, steep slope network, for truer to life sound reproduction with best in class efficiency and power handling. New ports with Tractrix flares that deliver the most efficient, fastest air transfer in their class. The result is reduced port noise and clean, more powerful, punchy bass. A newly designed wide dispersion high frequency phase plug to ensure the last octave matches the coverage pattern of the midrange and high frequency horns. Premium aluminum input panels accommodate large, high-quality speaker cables, while strong binding posts allow for bi-wiring or bi-amping. An updated passive network features premium grade AudioQuest® internal wiring. The Klipsch Cornwall IV is available in three finishes — satin black ash, American walnut and natural cherry real-wood veneer to complement modern furnishings. As with the entire Klipsch Heritage series, the Cornwall IV speakers are designed and handcrafted in the USA. Each speaker is grain-matched using wood veneer panels from the same timber, resulting in a speaker pair that is virtually indistinguishable from the other. Klipsch will debut the new speakers for the first time at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Suite # 7154, September 5-8, 2019 in Denver, CO. The Klipsch Cornwall IV (US MSRP is $2,999 each) is available through Certified Heritage Dealers. For more information on the company and its products, please visit Klipsch.com.

If that rabbit can make a left turn in Albuquerque, I'd buy them.

Looks to be a spectacular afternoon for golf fans. Who's your pick for the 15,000,000.00 prize? I'm pulling for Schauffele and hoping Thomas chokes!