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<blockquote data-quote="jonathanengr1" data-source="post: 7365310" data-attributes="member: 633698">Awesome!&nbsp; It worked.&nbsp; Okay--above is pretty-much my exact boat.&nbsp; Same color and graphics, mine just has a rounded front end (the decking), is a bit longer and undoubtedly faster .&nbsp; You can see where I placed the black circle.&nbsp; The sub is under there.&nbsp; The sub system sets directly on top of the floor (34 oz carpet with 3/4&quot; marine plywood underneath).&nbsp; It is in a cavity with three aluminum walls, and one snap-on vinyl wall (separating it from the toilet/changing area).&nbsp; Above the sub enclosure is what you see circled in the picture:&nbsp; a marine vinyl cushion with a marine plywood frame.&nbsp; Hopefully this helps!I will be heading to the lake Thursday evening, and I&#039;ll take my laptop with me.&nbsp; I&#039;ll snap several pictures of the enclosed area so it will make a lot more sense.&nbsp; In the meantime, hopefully the drawings and pics help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonathanengr1, post: 7365310, member: 633698"] Awesome! It worked. Okay--above is pretty-much my exact boat. Same color and graphics, mine just has a rounded front end (the decking), is a bit longer and undoubtedly faster . You can see where I placed the black circle. The sub is under there. The sub system sets directly on top of the floor (34 oz carpet with 3/4" marine plywood underneath). It is in a cavity with three aluminum walls, and one snap-on vinyl wall (separating it from the toilet/changing area). Above the sub enclosure is what you see circled in the picture: a marine vinyl cushion with a marine plywood frame. Hopefully this helps! I will be heading to the lake Thursday evening, and I'll take my laptop with me. I'll snap several pictures of the enclosed area so it will make a lot more sense. In the meantime, hopefully the drawings and pics help. [/QUOTE]

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