GW 326 Canyon purchase specifications

[wbender]

I am very close to pulling the trigger on a 2027 326. I have previously posted on deciding between a Regulator 31 vs the GW 326. Though the Regulator has standard features I really desire such as a lithium battery setup and standard Seakeeper Ride I think the GW 326 is a bit cheaper and fits better with my anticipated use. I visit both factories in October and may still go with Regulator. I plan on ordering GW before the factory $7500 incentive expires November 1st. The boat will be both a family cruising as well as a significant fishing venture. Here are specifications and options I am planning. I welcome comments, criticisms, suggestions, etc. Any and all welcome.

2027 Grady-White Canyon 326

• Twin Yamaha F350 W/ Helm Master Joystick (dealer suggests adding Yamaha wireless remote after the fact as it is "half the price of ordering it through Grady")
• Factory tab delete with aftermarket Seakeeper Ride installation
• Cockpit Step
• Bow Table
• Underwater Lights
• Celestial Blue Hull Color
• Sure Shade
• Outriggers
• Underside Hard-Top Color Match
• Ivory Bow Shade

Electronics Package:

• Dual Garmin 9219in Displays
• Garmin G3 Vison Card
• Garmin B175M Transducer
• Garmin 315 VHF
• Garmin GMR Fantom 24X Dome Radar (not sure about open array versus dome radar, comments please)
• Auto Pilot Integration
• Syonix Digital Wave Camera

I plan on adding a Starlink mini and possibly a light bar.

Here are some additional questions

• Is a Siren 3 Pro system standard or an option?
• Does the power operate through battery switch and key or via a fob?
• As I plan on combining both deep drop and trolling fishing do you have thoughts about combining these two transducers as suggested by Google AI
  • Deep Dropping: Airmar B175L (Low CHIRP / 20° Tilt)
    • The Role: This is your deep-water anchor. Running at 40–60 kHz with 1kW of power, its low frequency punches through 1,000+ feet of saltwater with ease. It will give you a clear, crisp reading of the actual bottom structure, hard vs. soft floor transitions, and bottom-dwelling targets.
  • Trolling: Airmar B175HW (High-Wide CHIRP / 20° Tilt)
    • The Role: This is your pelagic hunter. Operating at 150–250 kHz with a massive, constant 25-degree beam width, it covers a huge amount of area in the top 300 feet of the water column. While trolling for meat fish over deep water, it creates the ultimate spread-map to spot bait balls, billfish, and gamefish flashing under your wake.

The dealer has thus far offered an approximate 5% discount off "list MSRP" though I have not seen a line item order sheet. The 20 hour service is also included. Is this above, at or below an average GW "deal"?

Thanks in advance,
Walter "Knot on call anymore"!!