Help identifying components

[tehOJ]

I have attached pictures of some Memphis Audio pieces I have. Neither the speakers nor the amp have and model or serial number information anywhere that I can see. Is there any way to find out what models I have and what they may be worth?

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[tehOJ]

A few more pictures uploaded to Imgur.

Memphis Audio Items - Album on Imgur

 

[tehOJ]

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[fly_marlin]

I have attached pictures of some Memphis Audio pieces I have. Neither the speakers nor the amp have and model or serial number information anywhere that I can see. Is there any way to find out what models I have and what they may be worth?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give!View attachment 26552639View attachment 26552640

Fusing on the amp? Maybe MC-1000D? I think I had those subs, I think older PR-15.

 

[Umbra]

Fusing on the amp? Maybe MC-1000D? I think I had those subs, I think older PR-15.

I think you're right. I've got those very subs sitting on a shelf. They look like 12's to me, but OP, just measure the diameter of the cone to be sure. The newest model has a smaller logo centered on the dustcap. On the previous model the logo encompassed the whole front of the cone.

Here's their line: Power Reference Subwoofers - Memphis Car Audio

Take note of the last four characters of the model numbers. The first two characters are the size of the cone. The third character is either an S or D for single or double voice coil respectively (yours is SVC unless there is a second pair of push terminals on the other side of the sub - can't tell from the picture), the last digit, 4, means the voice coils are all 4 ohms.

As far as the amp goes there's got to be a model number somewhere, but if you can't find that photographing or listing the blade fuse ratings will give us an idea of its output.