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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..
    Last edited by Rare Bird; 19-03-2013 at 00:17.

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    Quote Originally Posted by southall-1998 View Post
    I like these a lot, they just sounded right.

    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.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I like these a lot, they just sounded right.

    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?

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    Quote Originally Posted by southall-1998 View Post
    Are they reasonably easy to drive?
    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.
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    That's right Geoff around 90dB

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    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..
    Will the caps need changing by now? What exactly are ''offset terminal pods''

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    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.
    Thanks, Geoff.

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    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..
    Last edited by Rare Bird; 24-03-2013 at 17:03.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    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

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    Quote Originally Posted by southall-1998 View Post
    Will the caps need changing by now? What exactly are ''offset terminal pods''
    I have a pair of Ditton 15 crossovers (and tweeters) in front of me right now (see thumbnail).

    There really isn't much to them. Inductor to roll the bass off and 12db section to bring the tweeter in.
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