Check these out!

[3dzapper]

In Santa Ana, California:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=50597&item=5739797820&rd=1

Rick

[khorn58]

These are the really rare (only ever seen one for sale on eaby in 6 years) Short horn TV model.

They are built low to use under a tv.

They are a lot more like the early Cornwall then short horn. With the big deep cabnet the get pretty low bass.

looks like some one modified the outer cabnets with the doors and black grill, To bad they messed with the finsh.

The 15 Jbl was another modifaction still JBLS are nice

can be worth good $$$$.

Rare is a matched pair as most were sold solo for mono.

[khorn58]

use this forum link and move down to coda's last post and there is a pic of the 50's klipsch brocher showing what these model T orig looked like.

http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=58277&forumID=68&catID=19&search=1&searchstring=&sessionID={4F269045-FBFA-466A-9B91-F4FE5C786BCB}

[Daddy Dee]

This is the first time a T model Short Horn has gotten up on my radar. Would love to hear them. I can well imagine that these Klipsch speakers inspired Altec's Santana.

[CaptnBob]

Actually, these look like somebody built cabinets around a pair of Shorthorn "Ts." Apparently turned them upside down, too - the tweeter's supposed to go at the top. I don't believe those JBLs are stock, either. That said, it's an interesting concept - but I don't think PWK would have let them out of the factory that way.

The Shorthorn "T" is supposed to back into a corner. Hifilit.com has some pictures too.

I wonder if whoever did this knows JBLs have inverse polarity from just about everybody else...