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That's gorgeous! I know others have stated their dislike of the warm interior...but I love it and think it is very classy. I have it on mine and others have raved about it in person. Enjoy!!!
This month would nice! My dealer won’t give me the est ship date because they said they keep changing .It has been on stock order since this summer though.
I actually didn’t like it when I saw the photos, I’ve now seen it in person and it looks really sharp.
I got my Black SD first part of Oct...think it may have been the 1st delivered. The boat is amazing
Your trailer is different on the blue SD. Mine is black. I wonder if the trailer color is random?
The black is standard...they use galvanized for saltwater locations. It has a little bit of an upcharge.
The galvanized trailer is an upgrade. Not as pretty, but for saltwater application a must.
Looks really nice, but as a long time owner of boats with non-white lower hulls I can tell you that WHITE is much easier to own if you are in any way OCD! That black looks cool...(much like the blue on mine looks cool)....but its white below that thin layer of gelcoat. And its invisible when the boat is in the water, so the ONLY purpose is to look cool on the trailer - during the sales event (which is important I guess?)
I like the option to take them out to clean them or if I know I’m going to be at the beach I’ll take them out so sand doesn’t get all over them. Also, if I need to replace them it’s simple if you got the snaps, if not then you have to scrape all the adhesive off. I prefer the snaps.
I have had glue down and loved. Now that I have snap in, i like it better. Easier to clean
I have yet to hear of someone who has their hands on one, let alone water tested it yet.....I suspect Yamaha is still "tuning" them??
the amps in the yamahas are built to yamaha spec so you see in the pics there is no adjustments on the exterior, i want full control of why i pay for so i replaced it with jl 700/5. the amp is like having a beer with no alcohol, lol.
