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Looked at a pair, one was black and the other was tan, so I can see why you changed it back to tan. It just looked more pleasing and, as you said, correct.
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Nat Shilkret All Alone Monday (Single - 1927)
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Gene Austin Ain"t She Cute (Single - 1927)
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Johnny Marvin "Deed I Do (Single - 1927)
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the service manual has been helpful. for things like a starting point for crossover frequencies and the part # for replacements on the 12" drivers. When I got them the 12s had been replaced with the correct pioneer replacements but they were black cones. I was able to find some original FB tan cones Probably not much sonic difference but now they are correct.
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Jimmie Rodgers Brakeman's Blues (Single - 1928)
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Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians I'm Sorry Sally (Single - 1928
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Phil Collins One More Night
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Helen Kane I Want To Be Loved By You )Single - 1928
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Fred Waring You Scream I Scream We All Scream For Ice Cream (Single - 1928)
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Ben Selvin / The Knickerbockers I Can't Give You Any thing But Love (Single - 1928)
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Ruth Etting Happy Days And Lonely Nights (Single - 1928)
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Ruth Etting Happy Days And Lonely Nights (Single - 1928)
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Gene Austin Girl Of My Dreams (Single - 1928)
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Paul Whiteman With Bing Crosby Get Out And Get Under The Moon
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Nat Shilkret (The Virginians) Did You Mean It (Single - 1928)
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Eric Clapton Broken Hearted
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Welcome!!!! Nice bunch of Carver you have.
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The Pioneer CS-A700s kind of reminds me of my Coral speakers. Same time period and manufactured in Japan. The 700s are very nice and I agree with you about not experimenting with them. They are a classic. I find it interesting that they have a Service Manual for your speakers, https://www.manualslib.com/manual/4316915/Pioneer-Cs-A700.html?page=2#manual
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Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians Coquette (Single -1928)
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Paul Whiteman & His Concert Orchestra Chloe (Song Of The Swamp) Single - 1928
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Duke Ellington Creole Love Call (Single - 1928)
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Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra Crazy Rhythm (Single - 1928)
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Helen Morgan Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (Single - 1928)
