Looks like my early 60's Cornwall components. Someone managed to get the port size about right, wonder what the box volume was, it would have to be as deep as a CW for the horn to fit, a standard wall cavity that deep would be about 2x the recommended back box size. hmmm? Nice components though.

xover looks like it's stamped RB with something stamped out before those letters?

What easier way for a government to gain ownership of 'the means of production' then to be in bed with the company that has patents on seeds? Sure beats upkeep of all those tractors. And while they're at it, let's control the other end of the spectrum, the health care industry?

Great idea. Early on when customers could custom order LSI, I've seen them split with no handles, built inverted with logo plate turned over for flying, all types. If yours don't have rubber footies they have some great ones at Parts Express about 1 1/2 x 3/4 with metal washer inside. Keeps them from jumping around the room.

I'd fly them upside down as high as practicable. Support them either on two U-channels or a sturdy reinforced plywood 'shelf', hung with all-thread that runs through the ceiling and is supported by a brace between two adjacent ceiling joists. LSI all-in-one cabinets weight is 155 pounds.

laid on their side and propped up with a little wedge, they make GREAT stage monitors. I worked with a guy this weekend who has a massive PA and 10 KP3002's. Good luck with the sale.

sorry Dave forgot to check today, will get out in the shop tomorrow.

Jensen will have the number PL15 ink stamped on the outer edge of the basket as viewed from the rear. Usually has a silver colored basket and cover over the magnet.

any idea what's under the hood? K? mid driver, chrome tweeters? Jensen, EV, or Eminence woofie?

I think I have a single here.