Anyone every try JL Audio's Cleansweep processor?

[FineLinePimpin 10+ year member]

JL Audio CL441dsp CleanSweep® Sound processor for use when adding amps and speakers to a factory system at Crutchfield.com

Just wondering if anyone has any experiance with this or something like it. Im thinking about adding one to my jeep till i can save up for the 1k buck headunit i really want. I will be changing out ALL the factory infinity speakers and adding two subs but was looking to clean up the sound a bit. If anyone can shoot some info....feel free to!

Click to read more...

 

[TheUnderFighter 10+ year member]

I had a buddy that used it in his car. Well, an acquaintance. Seems simple enough, it's decent. For that price though I'd be looking at a JBL MS-8 though. JBL MS-8 System Integration Digital Sound Processor and then you'll never need a head unit again. Top-notch stuff there.

What's the head unit you want that costs $1,000?

 

[gunz4me2 10+ year member]

The only downside to the Cleansweep is that is behind on technology. In other words, it the Cleansweep is so 2007!

 

[wenn_du_weinst 10+ year member]

I'd just put the money in the bank and save till you have enough on new hu.

 

[Worlddre 5,000+ posts]

I've installed several and they ****....because of the way it is setup you shouldn't use the factory volume control which ruins what little is already intuitive in your car. BitTen is a better option. My cost a little more but it opens up what you can do giving you much of a the functionality of a fully active capable aftermarket hu

 

[FineLinePimpin 10+ year member]

Thanks for the info guys...ill just forget the cleanspeed and the JBL is nice im sure but i would rather keep the 500 and put that towards my head unit...which every one i really want is 700-1k bucks.