TooLoud1961

Hi Everyone- first timer here. I have a pair of Cornwalls that I got 2 years ago from the original owner. Their model # is CDR-15 and consecutive serial # 3L771 & 2. They are of Birch construction and stained by owner. Not sure who installed the grill cloth later but it looks factory. They have pie badges and the horns, woofers, and X-overs were all stock until I made some changes. These horns are asymmetrical and vertical. The badges indicate where the tweeters are in the cabinet. I can't find CDR in any Klipsch table. My guess it means Cornwall, Decorator, Raw and they were born in 1973. How does it differentiate from Birch and regular plywood? Are asymmetrical Corns common? Are these factory customs? What might the street value be for these in factory condition? I kept all original parts and hardware. Any comments would be grateful. Amazing speakers by the way. To hear Michael Murray play Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor on a pipe organ is moving beyond words. Waiting on new tweeters to be able to hear Kunzel conduct Tchaikovsky's 1812 with digitally recorded cannons. I'll do a blood pressure reading before and after just for fun. 🤪