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Celestion Ditton 25 info required.

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Hi Guys. Once again I call on your infinite knowledge to infor me about these things. I've been offered a pair via email, ban't find any info online and can't make it to the guys place to see them.

You got any info or pics? Anything would be useful.

Thanks
 
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the Celestion Ditton 25

hi,

these were a good spkr. the box is abit flimsy benefits form tarring and bracing.

also benefit from a wide plinth with spikes.

they used a 12 inch and a 12 passive cone/radiator. good deep bass, but need a rumble filter below 10hz.

Tweeters - two HF1300's to handle going down to meet the 12, plus one HF2000.

reasonably sensitive too.

Timbo
 
Well probably from the same era, I have a pair of the Ditton 44s. They are a 12"/6"/1" three way and I have never lusted for anything else sense I found them. Great quality drivers, cabs and crossovers. Rubber surrounds on the drivers means they may out last me :eek:

Celestion is a very old English speaker company that stated in the 20s I think. some where I have a link to the company sit e that use to have a history section, let me look.....


http://www.celestion.com/history.html

kind of show but it's still alive..

Lefty
 
I REMEMBER the Ditton 25's very well -- they were a remarkable speaker -- very British, very clean sound.

I have seen the odd pair for sale on e-bay in the last year -- as I recall, the prices were in the $200 to $400 range.

I own two pairs of Celestions -- Ditton 22's (same era as the 25's) and a pair of Ditton 130's.

Both sets of speakers are running great today!
 
Here's a pic of the pair that I had for about 4 months. I was deciding between them and the KEF 104ab's to use with a Sansui AU919 and choose the KEFs in the end. THought the Dittons were a bit too "dark" sounding.

Also have a pair of Ditton 15's which were much more lively sounding and overall really good value, and seem to sound good with any amp I tried them with.

cheers
Jack
 
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