Quickest way to Cornscalas?

[The Matching Mole]

I'm thinking about asking a local speaker builder to upgrade my 1977 Cornwalls.


If I wanted to buy the parts today, where would I do it? Which horns and crossovers would I buy?

Definitely do:

• Buy the bigger midrange horns
  
• Make cutouts and install (flush?) them
• Install new crossovers

Maybe do:

• Replace all internal wire
• Replace woofers
• Brace cabinet

[moray james]

Welcome to the play pen here you go Bob is as good as it gets a great man to deal with in every way. Best regards Moray James.

http://www.critesspeakers.com/cornscala.html

[stevensctt]

I'm thinking about asking a local speaker builder to upgrade my 1977 Cornwalls. If I wanted to buy the parts today, where would I do it? Which horns and crossovers would I buy?

Definitely do:

• Buy the bigger midrange horns
• Make cutouts and install (flush?) them
• Install new crossovers

Maybe do:

• Replace all internal wire
• Replace woofers
• Brace cabinet

Take a look here: http://community.klipsch.com/forums/t/176370.aspx

Except for flush mounting the drivers, I have completed all on your list of "Definitely Do" Can't imagine a quicker or easier way to move from Cornwall to Cornscalla. The results are incedible and probably at least 90% of all you will need to do. If you've ever used a router before, installing the larger mid-horn is a simple project. No need to use a speaker builder.

[Budman]

are you getting a brand new motorboard made for them ???