It’s pretty awesome. There are a few things that I would have done differently if I had done this set up myself. For one, I would be more inclined to opt for Rockville Audio as opposed to JL Audio. Also, I would tone down a bit on the subwoofers in such a small space. Running two less subwoofers for four behind each seat would be the way to go in my mind.
I like the Scuderia Audio subwoofer box. It is high-quality, and everything down to the stitching fits in perfectly with the vehicle. According to Scuderia, they work with some of the leather workers who make upholstery for Ferrari, so their boxes are real Italian leather.
They even go so far as to match the exact count of the stitching per inch in your Ferrari. For this reason, it’s almost impossible to tell the that this is an aftermarket part, which is a major plus in my book. There is nothing worse than seeing an excellent aftermarket sound system added to a high-end sports car that doesn’t match.
From the demonstration that I was able to find, the sound quality overall is near perfect. The demonstration played a range of music from house to hip hop, showing the full range of capabilities this system is capable of. The entire system hit hard and sounded clear.
Overall, I think this is a solid setup and would consider something similar in some of my cars only with different brands.