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Good to know. That's one less thing I have to complain about the B&O system:p

All accurate replies. Cdubya, you sure about not rolling off base? Every premium system I have had does that. Bleed is correct in that you need to make sure your gain on the amp is set properly. A DSP is a digital signal processor. A somewhat expensive bit that allows you to do lots of...

That's the oem amp reducing bass when you turn up the volume to save their crappy sub. 2 Options. On is if your amp has a remote gain control you could route to the front so you can turn the bass up and down. Other option is a dsp that can help with that.

That's what I'm shooting for. I had a bag of packing peanuts appropriating .8cuft. Looks like it should fit easily. There is a ton of space to the rear and under the oem sub so if I need the space i can expand into that area. Don't think I will need to though.

Thank you. I've got two batteries. Fortunately half my interior is out for sound deadening. Maybe stick one under each seat or one under the console. Maybe put them under the passenger seat in case they go up in flames:eek:

Nice! Where did you install the batteries? I've got a 900S I pulled out of my truck. Was easy to find room in that huge vehicle.

Nice reward, looks great!

Finished product looks even better!