Sounds nice. Good looking boat and will be setup right for sure

Interested in seeing it when its done

Here are a few pics. Boat will be back at the lake in a couple weeks and I'll grab some more.

W&W do the install?

Excess Customz (yes with a z)
At the lake of the ozarks. Great audio work. Also does some body work and full details.

tcraiger
Looks awesome. I have been JL audio lover in my last boats. Been studying W&W builds and I think I am going to change gears alittle. I had 24 components + the 24 tweeters in last boat. Sounded great and loud, but did not get the sound that I was really wanting. I was told by a few I could go with half as many speakers and take it to the next level if I go with Focal. Did not want to spend the money. This time I am thinking this is what I am going to do. Nobody I boat with or around have Focal, so I have never been able to compare. I know this is what W&W likes to use, so therefore you guys at LOL have probably been around them and had the opportunity to compare. Any thoughts?

W&W have done a couple boats for me in the past with Focal. Great guys, great work, but I believe a premium price for what can be had for less. I'm no audiophile and have a hard time hearing the slight difference in speakers. I believe many speakers including focal and JL sound very close and the biggest difference is using clean power and enough of it to make them come alive. The reason I used JL was due to not having room for additional subs, and the engines tend to drown out the bass. The 8.8 JL really throws off that bass I was looking for....and of course the grills look great.

Do you boat at the lake? I'd be more than happy to let you listen to them.

Yes, for a premium price. I do all my work myself so I can save alot on that side of it. And yes there is a whole spectrum of ideas and thoughts on what sounds best and what can be made to sound the same as others. I am not a audiophile myself, but the wife, thats a different story. About the time I think I have out done it, she claims that it can still be better. My ear is much different than hers. Not going down that road of recording qualities and so forth.
I know subs become a problem and I have been researching and studying how I can make 2 18", 4 12" and 2 10" subs be build into the gunwale space and get it to make some real waves. The reason is so I can cover 20hz to 140hz for different music. I know this sounds crazy, but I like to be different if it is going to work. Here is an example of what I am thinking. I've been trying to find who actually did this build.

Yes, that would be wild. The walls are deep enough, that it should work. You just need to be careful. It's a thin line between cool and tacky
Let me know what you figure out.

Yes, l agree it could be cool or to tacky. I don't really want subs under bolsters and no room under back seat. I need that storage. Still researching options.