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    Middleton, Idaho
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    Cornwall Decorators, Custom Cornwalls and Cornwalls that need work

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  1. I have the mono block version of this, truly outstanding amps. Nice deal for someon.
  2. If I could get exact measurements, we could cut a pair. Be best to email me at bobdanna@hotmail.com. Thx. Bob
  3. I have the P6 with an single A21(not the +), excellent combo IMHO. Does the $3000 include both A23+'s and the P6? Bob. Edit- changed the A21+ to A23+
  4. The serial number for the Cornwall that grill came off of is 13R366. Based on the chart below, that would make them 1977 vintage. YEAR OF MANUFACTURE (1955 THROUGH 1983 ONLY) A = 1955-63* F = 1968 L = 1973 S = 1978 B = 1963-64* G = 1969 M = 1974 T = 1979 C = 1965 H = 1970 N = 1975 U = 1980 D = 1966 J = 1971 P = 1976 W = 1981 E = 1967 K = 1972 R = 1977 X = 1982 Y = 1983
  5. I used my Cornwall 1 grills as a guide. The grill on the right is from my CW 1.
  6. I built a set of cabs for my Cornwall 1's out of 1" MDF. One thing I would like to point out if you use MDF is wood screws will strip very easily. My Cornwalls have removable backs and the frame that the screws screw into I used MDF. That was a mistake. Should of used a hardwood. Also, if you are using wood screws to mount the drivers you will have the same problem. I ended up drilling holes all the way thru and used machine screws to mount the drivers. My AR9's have inserts that machine screws screw into to mount drivers and I think I will be converting my Cornwall back panels to this set up. Good luck on the build.
  7. Sometimes the most obvious solution is the hardest to find. Excellent idea!
  8. I with the help of a friend will be veneering my decorators this weekend. I am standstill on what to do with the backs. I have enough veneer (cherry) to do the backs, but by veneering the backs I feel inclined to do the edges (so the edges match) therefore covering up the serial numbers ect. Also, by veneering the backs the labels will be destroyed. I could re-stamp the serial numbers somewhere else. I would like to keep these as close to original as possible. Would veneering the backs including edges be moving away for originality? Is veneering the backs a big no no? Of course the easy solution is to just paint black. Thoughts? Ideas?
  9. I left these raw so the end user can finish based on grill fabric. How about $125.00 plus fright for a set of 2. I will pick up the PP fees. Thx. Bob
  10. Hey There. I have a set without fabric ready to go. They are made out of .25" MDF. You can email me at bobdanna@hotmail.com. Not sure what to ask for these. Let me know what you think is fair. Thx. Bob
  11. Is there a need for aftermarket Cornwall grills? If so, what would be a fair price for a set WITHOUT fabric? We are making new cabs for my Cornwall I's and will have a program set up to cut grills. Thx. Bob
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