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Posting for 16+ yearsVintage Dynaco A25 XL Speakers – Cosmetic Wear, Outstanding Sound
Tunbridge Wells, Kent
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For sale is a classic pair of vintage Dynaco A25 2-way bookshelf speakers. Widely regarded as one of the best-sounding speakers of the 1970s hi-fi era, these feature high-quality SEAS drivers and Dynaco's famous "aperiodic" damped port design, delivering warm, natural vocals and remarkably tight bass.
Great sounding vintage loudspeakers with massive 10 inch bass unit for natural sounding bass. These sound better than most modern speakers. These are the XL version with improved crossover (has an air-core choke that standard A25 does not have) Rear control cuts or enhances treble (3 settings)
Was worlds best selling loudspeaker with over 1 million sold
Expect surface marks, scuffs, and general wear to the original wood veneer cabinets and cloth grills. However, functionally they are spot on and sound fantastic compared to most modern speakers..
Driver Configuration: 10-inch paper-cone woofer (with rubber surround that never rots) and 1.5-inch soft dome tweeter.
Rear treble attenuation switch to tailor the sound to your room
8 Ohms, highly easy to drive—pairs brilliantly with vintage solid-state or low-watt tube amps
Both woofers and tweeters are fully working, sound clean, smooth, and balanced with zero coil rub or distortion.
If you're looking for a legendary musical speaker and care far more about sound quality than pristine cabinet cosmetic condition, this pair is a bargain.
Collection only from Tunbridge Wells due to their heavy weight, with a full demonstration available on collection so you can hear how good they sound.
Posted: 1 day ago
Ad ID: 1802050355
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