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<blockquote data-quote="logan09" data-source="post: 6720905" data-attributes="member: 619746">I also have a JL 500/1 but I&#039;m running two 12&quot; JL WX&#039;s. I&#039;m sure them 12w6&#039;s have a higher rms than my WX&#039;s do and mine are 250rms.Anyhow, a good way to go about it is this way...Turn all the settings on your headunit down to 0 and set your fade/balance to 0. Next, turn your headunit volume up to around 3/4 of it&#039;s max. From there, slowly turn up your imput sensitivity (Gain) and do the same with your freq response and bass boost until it sounds good to you. I have my gain&nbsp; set to a little under 3/4 of it&#039;s max. No idea what my bass boost is set at but I&#039;m also thinking it&#039;s a bit more than 1/2 of max.Also, your amp should have came with a remote level subwoofer control to mount up front. You can always run a bit more gain or whatever and just tune it to your liking via the remote level control. I hope this helped you out man.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="logan09, post: 6720905, member: 619746"] I also have a JL 500/1 but I'm running two 12" JL WX's. I'm sure them 12w6's have a higher rms than my WX's do and mine are 250rms. Anyhow, a good way to go about it is this way... Turn all the settings on your headunit down to 0 and set your fade/balance to 0. Next, turn your headunit volume up to around 3/4 of it's max. From there, slowly turn up your imput sensitivity (Gain) and do the same with your freq response and bass boost until it sounds good to you. I have my gain set to a little under 3/4 of it's max. No idea what my bass boost is set at but I'm also thinking it's a bit more than 1/2 of max. Also, your amp should have came with a remote level subwoofer control to mount up front. You can always run a bit more gain or whatever and just tune it to your liking via the remote level control. I hope this helped you out man. [/QUOTE]

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