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speaker identification

rockarolla

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Hello,

Can anyone help with speaker identification. Pictured below.

I do not see any markings accept on the back panel “made in Denmark”

Thanks,
 

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Nice find. Definitely "keepers" IMHO. :yes:

They'll clean up nicely. Use steel wool on the cabinets to remove old finish and flaws as the walnut veneer seems a bit thinner on these than other brands and models. :scratch2:
 
Those are great speakers, I love my A25's. I think those are the A-25XL's by the looks of the tweeters.
 
Thanks for the information. $10.00 for the pair at Goodwill. I think they marked them cheap because there are no easy to find brand name on them. The grills are not in the greatest of shape. How can I tell if they are original? thanks again,
 
All about vintage Dynaco The woofers will have "Seas of Norway" stamped on the back of the basket rim, the magnet sometimes has a sticker listing the part number 25TV-EW or 25F-W H085. The tweeters in the A25XL should be 1" and are also a Seas component, IIRC. An owner should be able to explan the crossover network and components. Perhaps they'll post that description.
 
those look identical to my dynacos!

I added ribbon super-tweeters and use a pair of 135lb Adire subs and man it's a decent soundin rig!! (obviously within the limitatons set out by a 40yr old small bookshelf spkr).... anyway... it's caused me to relegate my Tannoy Golds to the backroom!!
 
those look identical to my dynacos!

I added ribbon super-tweeters and use a pair of 135lb Adire subs and man it's a decent soundin rig!! (obviously within the limitatons set out by a 40yr old small bookshelf spkr
No doubt within the limitations of 50+ year old electrohome clunkers as well :angel:
 
They seem to image nicely and have a better overall presentation than my Large Advents imo. I am really enjoying some Blackfield right now..I think I will throw some Genesis seconds out lp next.
 
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