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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1502335" data-attributes="member: 561023">Set the gain(s) (also known as input sensitivity) according to the clearly detailed process found <a href="http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=63933" target="_blank">here</a>.Following that, as this amp is going to be powering a component set we want to route the frequencies those components are meant to produce (ergo the frequencies starting in the midbass regions and higher) you&#039;ll want the HP (high-pass) crossover engaged and not the LP (low-pass)I don&#039;t know how low those JLs will play cleanly as I have never heard a set of them so I&#039;d start somewhere in the neighborhood of 60Hz (this is after setting the gain according to the above) and make small adjustments up or down from there &#039;til you hit what sounds like the sweet spot to your ears with no distortion caused from too-deep bass being sent through them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1502335, member: 561023"] Set the gain(s) (also known as input sensitivity) according to the clearly detailed process found [URL="http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=63933"]here[/URL]. Following that, as this amp is going to be powering a component set we want to route the frequencies those components are meant to produce (ergo the frequencies starting in the midbass regions and higher) you'll want the HP (high-pass) crossover engaged and not the LP (low-pass) I don't know how low those JLs will play cleanly as I have never heard a set of them so I'd start somewhere in the neighborhood of 60Hz (this is after setting the gain according to the above) and make small adjustments up or down from there 'til you hit what sounds like the sweet spot to your ears with no distortion caused from too-deep bass being sent through them. [/QUOTE]

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