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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Yes, they are definitely Ditton 15s, not the inferior later XR type. Geoff.
    I snapped at this pair of Ditton 15s for £10.99 and picking them up locally on Thurs. Any suggestions for things to check for or tweaks????

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1407555910...84.m1497.l2648

    I've no idea what I'm going to do with them or where they'll go in the house but thought it worth having anyway. Might stick em on the end of a mini t amp for a chuckle. They might make a canny pair of 'Party' speakers to save my main kit getting trashed when we eventually have our traditional summer knees up
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    Great topic this in most cases exposing a potential bargin so that it ends up not

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    Quote Originally Posted by F307 View Post
    Great topic this in most cases exposing a potential bargin so that it ends up not
    Hence why i posted after winning the auction... dont even know if its a bargain tbh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RichB View Post
    I snapped at this pair of Ditton 15s for £10.99 and picking them up locally on Thurs. Any suggestions for things to check for or tweaks????

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1407555910...84.m1497.l2648

    I've no idea what I'm going to do with them or where they'll go in the house but thought it worth having anyway. Might stick em on the end of a mini t amp for a chuckle. They might make a canny pair of 'Party' speakers to save my main kit getting trashed when we eventually have our traditional summer knees up
    Yes, that is the earlier, first series Ditton 15. I wouldn't recommend them as party speakers. They were called the Ditton 15 because they only handled 15 watts (which was about average for a speker this size in the early seventies). Later ones could take a bit more power. They are quite efficient and can go pretty loud though, but it would be a shame to blow those lovely HF1300 tweeters. They are one of the most revealing moving coil units ever made and with a nice valve amp the Ditton 15 can sound remakably good. Geoff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Yes, that is the earlier, first series Ditton 15. I wouldn't recommend them as party speakers. They were called the Ditton 15 because they only handled 15 watts (which was about average for a speker this size in the early seventies). Later ones could take a bit more power. They are quite efficient and can go pretty loud though, but it would be a shame to blow those lovely HF1300 tweeters. They are one of the most revealing moving coil units ever made and with a nice valve amp the Ditton 15 can sound remakably good. Geoff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Yes, that is the earlier, first series Ditton 15. I wouldn't recommend them as party speakers. They were called the Ditton 15 because they only handled 15 watts (which was about average for a speker this size in the early seventies). Later ones could take a bit more power. They are quite efficient and can go pretty loud though, but it would be a shame to blow those lovely HF1300 tweeters. They are one of the most revealing moving coil units ever made and with a nice valve amp the Ditton 15 can sound remakably good. Geoff.
    Thanks for this Geoff, i do look after my gear and wouldnt see them trashed (honest guv). From what you've said then I guess they might well be a good match for the mini t at 20w max.... I cant wait to hear them now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RichB View Post
    Thanks for this Geoff, i do look after my gear and wouldnt see them trashed (honest guv). From what you've said then I guess they might well be a good match for the mini t at 20w max.... I cant wait to hear them now.
    I guess a Tripath type amplifier may suit the Ditton 15s quite well. Geoff.

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    Very nice player this. Speaking from experience.

    TDA1541A Dac CDM4.11 Transport - Digital out - And engineered like a swiss watch - £175 - Fookin bargain!

    I regretted selling mine and this is tempting me....

    A FOOKIN BARGAIN
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    No remote by the looks of it. Would that be easy to get?


    Quote Originally Posted by The Black Adder View Post
    Very nice player this. Speaking from experience.

    TDA1541A Dac CDM4.11 Transport - Digital out - And engineered like a swiss watch - £175 - Fookin bargain!

    I regretted selling mine and this is tempting me....

    A FOOKIN BARGAIN
    DIY is fine and dandy, but just try selling it on!

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    ah... the remote is possible but you need the Beocenter unit for that to work unfortunately..

    With just the cdp you can only play and advance (FF) which is not for some but I found it perfectly fine, takes a little getting used to but the the layout it's a cracking player. I paid £250 for mine.
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