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In Reply to: Vintage low cost speakers that still fly under radar posted by Neff on February 25, 2012 at 11:14:15:
Has an 8" woofer I think.
A good speaker with a bigger woofer will usually cost you more than $100 in great shape (unless you luckily stumble on to some 70's ARs or JBL L100s or something like that.. but unlike the A25, they used surrounds that will be in need of replacement now).
The Dynaco is a great natural sounding speaker.. commonly found for right around your friend's price point & it's reasonably efficient enough to use lower powered amps with it.
I have an unrestored pair I play with a 20wpc Fisher integrated in my office & they sound real natural & nice to me.. with more than decent bass.
The original cabinets aren't quite big enough, ideally, for the very nice Seas woofers that are in there.. but for a casual system, i wouldn't sweat that at all.
Many also "upgrade" them with newer tweeters from Seas or Morel (think only a drop in replacement from Seas is still an option), but check out places like Madisound online & see what they have or recommend.
What kind've amp do u guys have lined up for the system?
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Follow Ups
- You'd do better with this on Vintage.. but Dynaco A25s will get you there. - marc-homeslice 11:28:16 02/25/12 (6)
- The Dynacos - plantsman 04:30:20 02/26/12 (0)
- Ditto the A-25's - caffeinator 12:01:08 02/25/12 (4)
- Yup - Bruce from DC 17:46:41 03/01/12 (0)
- RE: Ditto the A-25's - hahax@verizon.net 20:35:54 02/26/12 (0)
- ditto x3 - jazzthusiast 13:34:34 02/25/12 (0)
- ditto x 2 - dean man jim 12:43:08 02/25/12 (0)
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