Thiel Owners

The speakers are not that hard for many to hold in a tilted postion while someone looks underneath (you only need to tilt them several inches to get a smart phone under there to take a picture).  I used to own 7.2s which were the same size as the 7s (and there was an upgrade option for someone to upgrade 7s to 7.2s).  I believe the original 7s (and possibly early 7.2s) had a concrete baffle and weighed a 170 pounds.  The 7.2s with the composite baffle (which I owned) weighed 155 pounds.  Hifiengine.com has the manual for the 7.2s.  Hifishark.com will allow you to search for current and past products which are for sale or have been sold.

abmeyer - the CS7 and 7.2 can be differentiated by their midrange driver. The original 7 has a flat polystyrene driver, whereas the 7.2 has a shallow anodized aluminum cone.

Thanks everyone.  Tom - that's very helpful.  I can tell that they are original 7s.  Someone had just asked me to add a picture of the model and serial number to some photos I was going to use to find them a new home.  I'll have to see if I can borrow some muscle to help tilt them, I guess (or find the receipt).  My 83 year old friend is not going to want to be my muscle.

Tip - 2/3 of the weight is in the bottom half, so laying it down onto its back (onto pads so you can re-lift it) becomes a more

manageable 50# more or less. Just a thought.

@dmac67 

CS3.6 speakers are a good choice and a bargain at that price but I would be asking Tom his opinion about the fact that the tweeters and midrange speakers were replaced before you buy .