Help Me Identify These Eclipse Subs

[The_Grimy_One 10+ year member]

Picked up these 2 Eclipse 10s today.
I believe they are TC7 motors and they are single 4 ohm.

I cannot quite seem to pinpoint what exact model they are...
Any help would be appreciated. The stickers are rubbed off

It also seems like these were meant to be used in sealed only, but of course that is more dependent on if I knew the exact model haha.

I will be putting these up for sale soon. However, I want to build a box for them (in the mean time).

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[hispls 5,000+ posts]

I believe they are TC7 motors

That's TC9 motor. IF you can find specs or box designs for TC2000 I'd expect they'd be very similar.

 

[The_Grimy_One 10+ year member]

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[The_Grimy_One 10+ year member]

That's TC9 motor. IF you can find specs or box designs for TC2000 I'd expect they'd be very similar.

Not saying your wrong, but after measuring the diameter of the motor, looks to be a bit small for a TC9. It’s about 6.5” in diameter.
If your right, then i got a super steal! Haha.

 

[BCotrell 10+ year member]

Those were my first upgrades post jlw0 from back in the day. They sounded super clean and ran off relatively low power. I think I had a rf power 1100a2 on them. Sw6210’s maybe?

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

measuring the diameter of the motor, looks to be a bit small for a TC9. It’s about 6.5” in diameter.

TC9 is 7 3/4 so yeah, the ones pictured are not those. I didn't recall TC7 being double stacked is what threw me but I've only seen one in person. IIRC coil was a bit oddball too. TC9 would be super easy to find coils to fit.

 

[THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts]

TC7s and they are most def double stackers

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