My 32 thunder has 4 big amps , 15 speakers, 2 EQS AND IT ROCKS, 2 - 12" SUBS UNDER BACK SEAT AND 2 6X9S THEN 2 MORE 6X9S IN THE SIDES ABOVE STORAGE AREA, 2 6.5 IN THE SIDES DOWN LOW BY CABIN DOOR AND DRIVER SEAT. 2 TWEETERS UP HIGH IN THE SIDES BY CABIN DOOR AND DRIVER SEAT, THEN 1 -10" SUB IN CABIN, AND 2- 6.5 AND 2 TWEETERS IN CABIN. MY AMPS ARE ALL IN BEHIND DASH AND GUAGES AND I HAVE SWITCHES TO PLAY CABIN , OR COCKPIT, OR BOTH,, IT WAS WELL DESIGNED AT THE FACTORY GOOD JOB PAT.

WHAT SPEAKERS ARE YOU USEING FOR THE 6X9S?

If you want some good 6x9's that sound great, get some DC Gold's. I have 2 6x9's and 6 7's in my 32. They handle 150rms watts with no problem. I used to have 4 6x9's in my Pantera also.

Mine are kenwood

[QUOTE=dennis1009;3010341]did i read this correctly. you are installing 18 m770's.
just curious if you've done it yet.
john

Yeah, I'm thinking he could get by with 16 with no problem.LOL!!!!!

[QUOTE=getrdunn;3029843]Winter project:
I have the rear subs in. Redoing all upholster, building pods and installing the rest of the speakers. It will be done in time to start the new season.

how does that MDF hold up in the "marine" enviroment?

I will post some pics of what I have done to keep moisture away from wood.
For the plywood front, will cut 1/2 in off the bottom and screw a 1/2" x 3/4" piece of plastic (acrylic) to the bottom edge with a couple relief slots so any water on the floor will run into the rear drains that are located under the bench seat.
I also raise the sub boxes off the floor 1/2" by screwing 1/2 x 1/2" plastic skids under the boxes.
Therefore, no wood is touching the floor.
Then I cover all the wood with carpet with rubber backing. Seems to hold up pretty good.