JL clean sweep

[kingkung 10+ year member]

I was wondering if anyone has this JL audio Clean sweep or if anyone has any experience with it, is this worth getting? and how does it compare to a cheap LOC from Fry's electronics?

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[loud-n-low 10+ year member]

I was wondering if anyone has this JL audio Clean sweep or if anyone has any experience with it, is this worth getting? and how does it compare to a cheap LOC from Fry's electronics?

I had one in my acura.It flattens all the oem EQ'ing that the stock head unit produces.my vehicle had that issue.if you are just looking to add amps, LOC, or a audiocontrol would be a cheaper route

 

[1hawaii50 10+ year member]

It all depends on how much processing your stock H/U does to your signal.

 

[Ronny 10+ year member]

Cleansweep is great. I've used the Audiocontrol LC6i, LC8i, MTX re-Q, and the Cleansweep.

All of them worked great, the only gripe I had was with the reproduction of the bass signal with the re-Q. But anywho, you can't go wrong with the LC6i/LC8i (depending on how many channels your stock HU has) and Cleansweep.. Or Alpine's OEM integrator, its name escapes me at the moment. I think the Audiocontrol is the best bang for your buck though.

 

[DarkScorpion 10+ year member]

You can pick up a used cleansweep + the summing device for ~$120 off of eBay. Great products if you don't want TA and all the added bells and whistles of other processors.