Hi Guys. I have bought ITT 235SD with d3804 mid/tweet. Looks like a better A25 design.
Cabinets were upgraded with new speaker plugs, new capacitors, and resistors.
With my EL84 almp they sound very nice.
I stumped upon an idea somewhere on diya to remove the front metal, mesh type, grille that sits on the tweeter.
Some say it will open the sound a bit, help imagining and stuff like that.
On the other hand, some say that this metal mesh refracts the sound making it less directional but more widespread.
Metal grille is glued hard so taking it off is cumbersome task.
Please share opinions on that matter.
Cheers.
A few years ago when I first got in to vintage equipment I bought a Pioneer SX828 and a pair of Dynaco A-25's. I listened to this for a bit and eventually bought different things. I put this stereo in a room with a CD player for my wife a while back as it wasn't getting used and she wanted a "Woman cave" as I had my own room. I was just up there talking to her and decided to put some music on to listen to this system as I hadn't listened to it in a while. It was surprising how nice those Dynaco's sounded. So nice and warm and very easy listening. Of course they aren't as good as my cornwalls but the match so well with the system I have them on I actually enjoyed listening to them very much. I'll have to visit that room every now and then for a listen.