KLIPSCH CORNWALL a special design cornwall

Duh! Yes, obviously they're mirror imaged. The thing is, that's not normal for Cornwalls, hence his question. I recall that they were once made with the horn off to the side in the vertical orientation, but I didn't think that it was mirror imaged. 

@ autospec, Veneer leaves for left and right speakers are crafted from the same piece of timber. For a pleasing mirror "image" at the splice. :-)

ditusa,
And what does that have to do with his question...or anything else? 

Call Klipsch.

The walnut, veneer is book match to the left and right speaker. That is what they mean by mirror image. Not the transducer lay out. That is why they are mark left and right. It has nothing to do with the sound of the speakers. Just the looks of the cabinet. Mike :-)