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I post these pictures with some hesitation. Grant already hammered me saying this was a lame installation but it worked for me and it looks just fine actually installed in the boat. This was one of the last things I did after custom fabricating my own tower speakers with disconnect brackets, custom amp racks, re-installation of the 4 factory speakers, installation of bow speakers, depth finder, stereo remote... It was time to drop it in the water and go enjoy, so here it is. Of course my boat is a signature edition without a heater so I did not have to deal with breakers and heat exchangers (that was part of the plan when I purchased the boat).
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RE: 211 Sub at driver
Mike,
Now you have someplace to put your feet. ; )
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RE: 211 Sub at driver
Gee,
I guess I should not post mine. I just took that sub enclosure, and screwed it into the ledge where your fire extinguisher is, then installed the sub. I think it sounds great, looks fine, and saved me the trouble of spilling carpet glue all over my boat. I can still get to the breaker buttons, and the heater hoses. Also I went from zero useful space under the passenger seat, to being able to stuff 3 boards / bindings and a wakesurfer in there.
Thanks Mike, I appreciate your help on this.2004 SV-211 Team
Silver cloud deck, Onyx Hull.Comment
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RE: 211 Sub at driver
Looks real good to me. Nice work.Comment
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