I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

Hello

I would need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15, like the nominal power
and the efficiency, etc...

Anybody have them ?

Thank

Gaetan

I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

On 23 Aug 2007 19:36:58 GMT, (Gaetan
Mailloux) wrote:


Hello

I would need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15, like the nominal power
and the efficiency, etc...

Anybody have them ?

I replied with the power handling to your AA post.

Kal

I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

Kalman Rubinson ) writes:
On 23 Aug 2007 19:36:58 GMT, (Gaetan
Mailloux) wrote:


Hello

I would need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15, like the nominal power
and the efficiency, etc...

Anybody have them ?

I replied with the power handling to your AA post.

Kal



Hello

Yes I did ask it in few places since there is quite nothing about Ditton 15
specs in all my Google seach.

Thank

Gaetan

I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

"Gaetan Mailloux" wrote in message
...

Hello

I would need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15, like the nominal power
and the efficiency, etc...

Anybody have them ?

Thank

Gaetan

Nominal handling capacity was 15 w, impedance 4-8 ohms. Sadly my references
don't give any figures for efficiency, but I recall it was low, at a guess,
80-83dB ref 2.83 volts.

S.

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I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

On 2007-08-23, Serge Auckland wrote:
"Gaetan Mailloux" wrote in message
...
I would need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15, like the nominal power
and the efficiency, etc...

Nominal handling capacity was 15 w, impedance 4-8 ohms. Sadly my references
don't give any figures for efficiency, but I recall it was low, at a guess,
80-83dB ref 2.83 volts.

From http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/arc...p/t-8894.html:

"The Ditton 15 was very popular in the mid70's in the UK, Oz and not
sure where else. Specs are :

Suggested amp rating 10-30 watts
Freq response 30 hz to 15 KHz.
Sensitivity 4.2 Pink noise W at 1M 90Db - whatever that means :)"

If this is reliable [1] the sensitivity was about 84 dB SPL at 1 metre
for 1 W (actual/nominal?).

[1] There's no real evidence but the 15 kHz is about right for a speaker
using a HF1300 and no super tweeter as they did in the Ditton 15s
(but not the 15XRs IIRC).

--
John Phillips

I need the specs of the Celestion Ditton 15 loudspeaker
 

"John Phillips"

From http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/arc...p/t-8894.html:

"The Ditton 15 was very popular in the mid70's in the UK, Oz and not
sure where else. Specs are :

Suggested amp rating 10-30 watts
Freq response 30 hz to 15 KHz.
Sensitivity 4.2 Pink noise W at 1M 90dB

If this is reliable [1] the sensitivity was about 84 dB SPL at 1 metre
for 1 W (actual/nominal?).


** Bad maths.

4.2 volts is 3.4 dB more than a nominal 8 ohm watt ( ie 2.83 volts)

So, the maker's rated 1 watt sensitivity is 86.6 dB SPL.



........ Phil