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@Si_33 Very nice, quite a classic of its time but I bet will still sound good now. How did you acquire them? I don't have any experience of them but this article covers their history and technical details. Assuming it is correct, you will be ok as long as you have a reasonably powerful amp to...

@KeepItSteel Thanks for the photos, I was wondering how your crossovers were attached. I've bought a replacement for one of mine but it's from a slightly later version of Chorale and will require a bit of fettling to attach it to my speaker so I am after ideas before going ahead. Good luck...

Those 1970s KEFs are great speakers and, as you found, can be bought for not much. I have some KEFKit 1 models, pretty much the same as your Corellis with the T27 tweeter and B200 bass-mid driver. These were sold, as the name suggests, as a (partly) self-build: the front panel was supplied with...

Classic. Good luck with the sale.

Thanks for taking the time and effort to do post this, it's what forums are all about.

I'm more a seller than a buyer, slowly reducing my pile of spares and 'bits that will come in handy one day' by responding to WTBs (yes, I should just advertise it and get rid) so my view (I don't really have hard rules, maybe loose guidelines) as a seller: Good description. Be clear...

If you don't have any luck finding one soon, then it may be worth considering the all4bikes again: add some other part(s) - you must be able to use something else - to make the order just over their £20 minimum. VAT should be included by them as the goods are less than £35 and postage won't be...