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Looks good, mang

My system was under $1k. I found RE Audio mono amp on clearance, pioneer 3500 deck, and pioneer 6x9 2ways. I had NiB RE 12 ' s and Pioneer 3.5". Built my own box, built a mount for 3.5" in the dash, hid the deck in the glove box. Sounds ok. Has USB that will control an Ipod but I'm not real...

The original did and my aftermarket replacement did as well.

I purchased an aftermarket headliner kit for my notch as well. The kit came with 2 sail panels that were NOT for a notch. We had an upholsterer do it, but he was confused by it. I do no have pictures or mine, but I had to convince him to glue the new headliner to the original sail panels.

my interior is still getting done, but black headliner, black carpet, black dash frame and pads, rallye dash, console, black package tray... but to add color we are doing white vinyl seats with purple stripes.

Btw, nice choice in equipment. I have sold and installed kicker, crystal mobile sound, infinity, Sony, crossfire, RE audio, Kove Audio, US Amps, Panasonic, Harrison audio labs, jl audio... And still feel that Pioneer is the best bang for your buck on the market.

A ported box, as shown in the picture above, would make the vibration worse as the port increases bass in the frequencies around where it is tuned, usually 3-6dB. Doesn't seem like much, but every 3dB is doubling the loudness. Your best bet is hushmat or dynomat or a similar sound deadening...

Adding a sub anywhere is going to add a whole dimension to a sound system. As for feeling bass as much as hearing, look into aura sound bass shakers. They don't reproduce sound, they provide vibrations so you feel it! Strange huh? I've never fooled with one.

I apologize if I sounded like a d-bag in my reply. That was not, by any means, my intention. Until 10yrs ago I was an installer and competed and judged in car audio competition. When mounting a rear facing sub like that, some response will be lost trying to get through that mdf. The good thing...

Looks great, although I am kind of curious as to how well the bass resonse will travel from the trunk to the passenger compartment with 3/4" MDF blocking it path. no doubt it will sound great, but I cant help think a few dB will be lost in the low range.