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just received the last piece for my upgrade of the front speakers. Purchased a set of DLSP UP6i comps with a Kicker XZ 350.4 amp, and finally received my JL summing device and cleanssweep. Can't wait to get these put on and see how they sound!
 
Tko512iFX said:
Which JL cleansweep did u get?
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wow i didnt even realize there was more then one kind! :eek:

ahha i ended up getting a JL summming device, and the JL Cleansweep CL441dsp!

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jbaker1121 said:
I've heard only awesome things
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really? that makes me even more anxious, i already have 2 12" kicker cvrs in the FX, so hopefully they can get even louder with these added pieces:tup:
 
Id expect cleaner hitting bass more than louder bass

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are you gonna install yourself?
 
Speaker System

I'm thinking of doing a full system install and I need some direction. I was thinking of using the spca where my spare is at. I was thinking a JL 13in Sub with JL coaxal all arounnd. Any suggestions and wiring diagrams would be appreciated, also how much anyone thinks is a fair price for this?
 
This might be a bit off topic but for anyone looking to upgrade their sound I would strongly suggest a high quality amplifier above high quality speakers...if you are choosing at all. Obviously both are ideal. For example, if you are tentatively planning to get some Infinity Kappa components (a popular choice, and a good one IMO) then spec out the amp you would need to run them and install it first with your stock speakers. You will be shocked at the difference. Just make sure you dont stray outside the recommended impedance limits of your amp and you'll be fine.
 
tchuck said:
This might be a bit off topic but for anyone looking to upgrade their sound I would strongly suggest a high quality amplifier above high quality speakers...if you are choosing at all. Obviously both are ideal. For example, if you are tentatively planning to get some Infinity Kappa components (a popular choice, and a good one IMO) then spec out the amp you would need to run them and install it first with your stock speakers. You will be shocked at the difference. Just make sure you dont stray outside the recommended impedance limits of your amp and you'll be fine.
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yeah the mistake I made was speakers + sub but no amp for the speakers...that's my next step
 
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