Not a bad thing it's just that it's not that often you see an early pair with natural chipboard baffle boards/offset terminal pods..
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Not a bad thing it's just that it's not that often you see an early pair with natural chipboard baffle boards/offset terminal pods..
I like these a lot, they just sounded right.Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
I've had about four pairs and they are very musical. That eBay listing is a bit pricey, you could pick up a pair for £50 to £60.
Gone are the boot sale £10 pairs, unless you're very lucky.
Are they reasonably easy to drive?Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Yes very easy to drive, they are a simple speaker design. They were called the Ditton 15 because of the 15 watt quoted power handling. But I have actually used them to pretty high levels with a 200 watt amp, so they are pretty resilient. Sensitivity is good too, over 90db at a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
That's right Geoff around 90dB
Will the caps need changing by now? What exactly are ''offset terminal pods''Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Thanks, Geoff.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Caps! There's only one.. What i mean by offset is they we'rnt in the centre of the cabinet on the real early ones..
Ah, Shane gets it now :doh::lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
I have a pair of Ditton 15 crossovers (and tweeters) in front of me right now (see thumbnail).Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
There really isn't much to them. Inductor to roll the bass off and 12db section to bring the tweeter in.