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Very nice! Inspires me to keep working on mine. Don

Check out this set of Cornwalls for sale on ebay. They are beautiful. Just thought I'd pass this along in case anyone is interested. I wish I had room for a second pair! Hope I did the link correctly. http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1296287666 Don

Scary Movies: Jaws - before you see the shark Exorcist Wolfman, Frankenstein - when I was a kid (scared me to death - loved it) Psycho Probably lots others just can't think of them. Don

Thanks to all for the replies. I'll keep you posted on what I get. Got my eyes on a couple of heresys locally. If the price doesn't work out I'll probably pick up the center channel on ebay. Thanks again - this is a great forum! Don

Just want to say hello to everyone here. I've been reading the forum for a couple of months and have now decided to post something. I've owned a pair of Cornwalls (#'s 17S353 & 17S354) since 1978. I love them and would never part with them. I am in the process of building a home theatre in my basement - should be about 16'x24' when (if?) I finish it - my son has his doubts. I have been using the same equipment for a long time. I still use a Pioneer SX1050 receiver I bought in 1976. I have now been given permission from my wife (so what if she was half asleep when I asked) to upgrade. I have my eyes on some Heresys for the surrounds. Here are a few questions - Should my Heresys be circa 1978 like the Cornwalls or can I use any Heresys as long as they are not the IIs? I am thinking of using a C-7 for the center but I've seen RC-7 also. Any thoughts on these two. Thanks for any info - hope the post isn't too long or the questions too basic. Don