I bought these speakers (Ditton 44) with my Premire chain in 1979. They have rendered loyal service during moult years on the music of the era j'coutais wild. Fairly indestructible, they are now the happiness of the country house of my in-laws, the buttocks of a small Denon.

Okay, c'tait speakers really not bad for the era, but still, I have some difficulty understanding the advice too passionate. When I changed my speakers there is a good dozen years, I had the opportunity to make comparative costs with Cabasse Skiff and Fregate. They do not compare: the Cabasses dtail had more and more performance, and the sound seemed much clearer (by comparison, the sound of Ditton 44 seemed really more dull). I did the test on my two amps at the time, who had a small Technics well VCU (one of my Premire string) and an Onkyo much larger.
The notice above t shared by all who had cost me the era.

I prcise when I had been looking to replace my d44 pregnant, my a priori choice s'tait Clestion port again (the Ditton 66).
In auditorium, in cost of DCID Cabasses I did not pursue with Clestion (and yet I had an a priori dfavorable on Cabasse, but I know why .. . the salesman had me well, my eyes were closed when I flash on the court and its rendering).