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67/68 Klipschorns-Cornwall II-Heresy w/ Cane Grills


mandm21405

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I have a question for any forum member that may be intereted in answering. I have recently acquired (2) Klipschorns (consecutive serial #'s), (1) Cornwall II, and 2 (2) Heresy m700 (consecutive serial #'s) all with Cane Grills. I was told by Klipsch that they are all around the 67/68 year in production. All speakers are in great shape with the exception of a pretty large waterstain on the cane grill of one of the horns. Klipsch also told me they do not know where I can get more of this particular cane. Any leads on where I can maybe find some?

My question is, as I am a only a Klipsch enthusiast and weekend audio warrior, what do I really have here in this set as far as worth, uniqueness, or even rarareity? I know they are really "cool" and sound absolutely amazing (don't have all 5 hooked up quite yet but have tested them).

Excuse my naiveness or lack of knowledge but I am new to the audio world. I will try and post as many pics as I can. Thank you in advance for any comments.

Can't seem to figure this pic thing out so I will keep trying.

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Though its not cane, its still one of my fav. fabrics. I would try to hold on to them, I my self really only get the weekends to enjoy but still try to enjoy as much as I can. I think someone else around here has the same grill fabric but am not sure who.

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Junk. Junk is what they are... but being the nice guy I am I'll come take them off your hands up to 300 miles away or meet you half way up to 600 miles away and recycle them into something worthwhile. [:D]

In all serious, what you have is one hell of a good start to 5.0 or 5.1 killer Klipsch surround sound system. For the Cornwall II center it could be improved by getting a LaScala or Belle I'd think or rebuilding the Cornwall as a Cornscala as I think either of those options would match the Khorns better. But I think the Heresy has the same puny midhorn as the Cornwall at least compared to Khorn, LaScala, or Belle, I also think the Heresy was originally designed by PWK as a center channel for 3 speaker stereo. So if the Heresy is good enough for PWK as a center, the Cornwall should be even better between the Khorns with Heresies as surrounds. Or two pair of speakers with Cornwall for possible center use, or mono, or sale / trade.

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