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Sure, would love to see it.
Building a box doesn't seem too terrible. But how was the wiring?
Agreed, although yours is much more of a cleaner, factory looking design i can completely relate tho this. I ended up waiting over 3 months just for the specific sub i have now. You can either go big or go home. If you get an incompetent sub then Your going to have to deal with it everyday. Again I did end up placing a ton of dynamat inside of the doors and inside of the door panels about a year prior to this job to stop my doors from rattling and to improve the vocals of the Harmon/Kardon 480 watt Logic 7 system my truck came with (a much better sound processor and way clearer vocals then then the meridian systems they use now in the new D5 IMO). not sure how much sound deadening would be from a shop but I ended up spending around $240 on the dynamat and nice whole Sunday on installing it. It’s not necessary but again it’s just what I did since I’m a sound ***** but I have 0 regret about it what so ever. Here’s a link to the form I did on it a while back. https://www.landroverworld.org/threads/door-deadening.41671/
Wow that's pretty expensive though and it looks of really good quality. That is not what I was referring to when I said "big ghetto box" by the way. I meant the sub boxes wrapped in the cheap extra wooly/fuzzy black felt carpet and just sits in the middle of the trunk unbolted and bouncing around haha. That set up is actually way easier than mine as the amp is built into the box. I had to hide my huge amp behind the side cubby trim by where the tire changing apparatus is located. The one plus side for me is that the seat is usable. I regularly use all the seats in my truck.
