Ok here's the scoop. I've been a Klipsch dealer for 5 years and I'm always coming across old trades people have. I collected a small invintory of old Cornwalls Bells, K horns ect.. Here's one that I just got that today that I've NEVER seen before!
They are old vintage Cornwalls ser # 1G237 & 1G236.
They're walnut cabs with a light cloth like grill.
The cabs and grills are in PERFECT shape, really.
Here's where it gets strange, the tweeter and mid horns are sideways in the cab and the logo is sideways as well, as if there huge book shelfs! They also have a Klipsch sticker that reads "Cornwall II" on the back. I removed the back and found the following drivers:
K-77, K-55-v, K-33-P,and Type C x-overs which would indicate they are not Cornwall II's. The customer remebers buying them sometime in the early 60's he thinks and he brought the back to the shop to replace one of the woofers. When I pulled off the other back plate the woofer wasn't a K-33-p but a massive vintage crome Electovoice 15" woofer dated 3/1959 and the cross over was changed a bit I have Cornwall II's as well and nothing looks the same between the two.
My question is does anyoe know the vintage or rarity of these? Value? And can I buy that K-33-p to match the other one? I like to here some comments on these gems.
This message has been edited by Griff on 03-29-2002 at 03:37 PM