F/S: Eclipse Subs and Rockford Amp
04-21-2004 | 07:28 PM
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Car Info: 2002 WRX Sedan - Silver
F/S: Eclipse Subs and Rockford Amp
As the subject says, I have 2 Eclipse subs for sale.
EDIT: AMP HAS SOLD!!
The subs are 12" Eclipse Aluminum Cone DVC. (sorry, can't remember the model # specifically).
I bought the subs brand new for around $480 each, and the amp was around $700-$800 when I bought it brand new as well.
Subs are clean with no damage to the surrounds. Possibly a couple of find scratches in the protective coating on the cone, but nothing major. They have NEVER BEEN UNDERPOWERED, and they have NEVER BEEN PLAYED EXCESSIVELY HARD!
I'm asking $300 for each of the subs, & $300 for the amp. For an extra $50, I'll throw in the sealed box I made to fit between the strut towers of my wrx sedan. The box is made entirely of 3/4" MDF and has a lexan window in the back. I constructed the box using a LOT of wood glue, screws every 2" or so, and sealed all edges with silicon to finish off. I also have a trim panel that goes on the back to hide the entire box. You can pry a piece out of the trim panel to see the back of the subs, or leave it there & keep them hidden. The trim panel isn't as nice as DrVortex's, but it's not bad either (I'm sure Special T could make a nicer trim panel fairly cheap).
If anyone is serious about buying, I can meet pretty much anywhere at anytime in the evening for you to check it out.
EDIT: AMP HAS SOLD!!
The subs are 12" Eclipse Aluminum Cone DVC. (sorry, can't remember the model # specifically).
I bought the subs brand new for around $480 each, and the amp was around $700-$800 when I bought it brand new as well.
Subs are clean with no damage to the surrounds. Possibly a couple of find scratches in the protective coating on the cone, but nothing major. They have NEVER BEEN UNDERPOWERED, and they have NEVER BEEN PLAYED EXCESSIVELY HARD!
I'm asking $300 for each of the subs, & $300 for the amp. For an extra $50, I'll throw in the sealed box I made to fit between the strut towers of my wrx sedan. The box is made entirely of 3/4" MDF and has a lexan window in the back. I constructed the box using a LOT of wood glue, screws every 2" or so, and sealed all edges with silicon to finish off. I also have a trim panel that goes on the back to hide the entire box. You can pry a piece out of the trim panel to see the back of the subs, or leave it there & keep them hidden. The trim panel isn't as nice as DrVortex's, but it's not bad either (I'm sure Special T could make a nicer trim panel fairly cheap).
If anyone is serious about buying, I can meet pretty much anywhere at anytime in the evening for you to check it out.
Last edited by funkdrmr; 04-26-2004 at 02:17 AM.
04-23-2004 | 11:08 PM
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Sure! I'm unavailable tonight & all day tomorrow (duty). How about sometime Sunday? PM me your number & I'll give you a call after I get home late Sunday morning.
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