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I’m willing to ship and take a reasonable offer!
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7 minutes ago, Budman said:
i had cornwall 1's and heresy 1's in the same room for comparison. they sound the same at low to medium volume but when you turn them up the cornwalls rock
Yeah I figured that it’s just a space issue I have now, I’m practically giving them away now to get some smaller speakers
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Is $400 a good deal for heresy ii? I have Cornwall’s 1 now looking for something smaller, how do they compare in sound? Thanks for any help!!
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I would trade Cornwall’s for a set I’m in Buffalo Ny
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I tried but having issues with file size I’ll try again thanks!
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Beatific pair of Klipsch Cornwall’s From 1977, drivers and cabinets all original, original owner made a custom wood grill surround original cloth and badges, text me 716-361-1667 for pics located in Buffalo NY
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I have a beautiful pair of Cornwall’s id like to trade for KLF 30s, I’m in the Buffalo NY area text me 716-361-1667 thanks Tom for pics.
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On 8/26/2019 at 1:13 AM, ben. said:
This is sold? I’m in WNY and wanted to see if you wanted to trade for some speakers I’m letting go.
I still have one
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On 8/8/2019 at 11:50 PM, glens said:
Tom, on second thought you'd better upgrade. I'll see if I can find someone to take that piece of equipment off your hands. Probably won't have to charge you too high a disposal fee.
;^)
So you want the Luxman?
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I wish I was closer ! I would trade your Cornwall’s for those
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41 minutes ago, norelco said:
Why not try low watter Single Ended Triode Amp?
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkIm not sure what that is, a tube amp? Ive never had one.
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Hey all, I have a Luxman R115 pushing Cornwall’s from 1977, would I benefit adding a 125 watt power amp to this setup? Would I get better sound with clean higher power? I know the corns are super efficient, any help appreciated thanks Tom
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Is the Emotiva still available ?
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Im selling a Luxman 113, 114 and a 115 PM me if your interested.
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41 minutes ago, glens said:
Haha! What do you care about devaluation, aren't you keeping them forever?
Put new quality caps in and do a good, tidy job.
Never know lol, if I did them I would get the Crites ones I don’t have any soldering experience
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1 hour ago, ricktate said:
I think caps should be changed. There is no way the originals are even close to spec. its not that hard to do. You can keep the originals if you think you might want to put them back in but I bet you wont after you hear how much better they sound. Do one then do a mono comparison test then just turn the balance knob back forth to hear each one.
Thanks, do you think that would de value the speakers at all by not being 100% original?
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3 hours ago, HDBRbuilder said:
I have no idea who MS code belonged to...maybe that was one of the sanders in the sanding room. There should be a pair of initials either above or below those two initials, but sometimes they got aggressive in the sanding room and they will be very faint....or filled-in with wood putty. Yes, the sanders sanded the rear edges of the panels...sometimes totally removing the codes for the builders. Did you check both speakers?? I was the primary builder of all the Cornwalls and also the birch Heresy speakers from early 1977 until I left in September 1983. Other people also built them, normally when I was taking a day of vacation off! I also built some of the miter-jointed finely veneered Heresy speakers at times...if there was a need they threw me over there, since I was normally way ahead of the sanding room...with lots of speaker cabinets waiting to be sanded. In early 1977 mitered Heresy cabinets were still assembled using chain clamps.....mitered Cornwall cabinets were assembled using chain clamps until well after I left. In 1977, if I was not there on a workday, the Cornwalls were generally built by Ronnie Barham or Charles Horn or both at once.
I will check again to see if I am missing something, it was a bit dark and I looked quick before work, let me see if I can find out for you. You can text me if you like and I can send some pics of them, Tom 716-361=1667.
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12 hours ago, HDBRbuilder said:
I probably built those...face the rear of the speakers, then look at the side panel REAR EDGE to your left, about an inch down from the top...if you see a stamped-in letter "A", then I built them.
Maybe I’m looking in the wrong place ?
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27 minutes ago, billybob said:
Do you
like the Cornwalls. ?
I do, a lot of sound! Lol, my ears still getting used to them from the KLF entirely different sound
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11 hours ago, HDBRbuilder said:
I probably built those...face the rear of the speakers, then look at the side panel REAR EDGE to your left, about an inch down from the top...if you see a stamped-in letter "A", then I built them.
Really? I see MS stamped on the back don’t see a A
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15 minutes ago, Tony Whitlow said:
Tom, if your Cornwalls sound great don’t fix what ain’t broke. Just enjoy. My LaScalas are 46 years old and my Heresys are 41 years old. Still sound great and never been touched.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkThanks! People are divided on upgrading or leaving alone, prob keep them original as long as I can until I need to repair something.
McIntosh XR-16 speakers anyone familiar ??
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Hey all, I can across a set of McIntosh XR16 speakers for sale, 12” woofer, 8” mid and two tweeters. They look nice but I am
not familiar with their speaker line, I called McIntosh and they said they were made in mid 80s. If anyone has heard them or has any information I’d appreciate it, he is asking around $500, thanks Tom