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<blockquote data-quote="zane" data-source="post: 18822" data-attributes="member: 540617">Both the Eclipse 88000 and 88000ti series woofers are exceptional performers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Generally they are geared for SQ- and pull that off amazingly.&nbsp; However, they pack a pretty mean kick to them too.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; IMO- I would choose the Eclipse over the Perfect, mainly because of its efficiency and design.&nbsp; &nbsp; A freind of mine ran his 2 88120&#039;s off of a little Sony 50Wx2 amplifier for about a month and the response was very surprising.&nbsp; &nbsp; I had tried this with my old Perfects and they did ok too, however, it was a very discernable difference between the 12.1&#039;s and the 88120&#039;s- in favor of the 88120&#039;s.&nbsp; &nbsp; We measured almost a 5db difference between the two.&nbsp;&nbsp; I will also note though that niether the 12.1 or the 88120 had any problem with break-up or distortion, even at the lower power input.&nbsp;&nbsp; Both these woofers are incredibly clean......take it easy,-zane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zane, post: 18822, member: 540617"] Both the Eclipse 88000 and 88000ti series woofers are exceptional performers. Generally they are geared for SQ- and pull that off amazingly. However, they pack a pretty mean kick to them too. IMO- I would choose the Eclipse over the Perfect, mainly because of its efficiency and design. A freind of mine ran his 2 88120's off of a little Sony 50Wx2 amplifier for about a month and the response was very surprising. I had tried this with my old Perfects and they did ok too, however, it was a very discernable difference between the 12.1's and the 88120's- in favor of the 88120's. We measured almost a 5db difference between the two. I will also note though that niether the 12.1 or the 88120 had any problem with break-up or distortion, even at the lower power input. Both these woofers are incredibly clean...... take it easy, -zane [/QUOTE]

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