jl cleansweep

Hey Im just wondering what everyone thinks of the cleansweep from JL? and if anyone has one, and if they like it or not.MECP Certified

(2)Infinity 3.5" 3012CF

(2)Infinity 6x9 9612I

(1)Sony CDXGT710

(2)MTX TC510 and,

A load of dynamat!

1982 Chevy Cavalier

Reviews have been mixed. The thing really works great, clean sound, 8 volt outputs. The drawback is there are so many differant applications the data base for the cars is always in catchup mode. Before doing any Cleansweep job, call JL tech support and get the info on that specific car. Wanna buy one cheap? lolThere is no such thing as free installation!

The cleansweep works by looking at a signal from a supplied CD to see what the factory equalization curve looks like and uses the onboard equalizer to get back to a flat signal. In my experience it has proven to be an easy and trouble free product. I've been happy with the results. There shouldn't be any compatibility issues in any vehciles. Some vehicles do send out from the factory amplifier crossed over signals to the speakers which will require JL's CL-SSI summing processor to get a full range signal to the cleansweep. But beyond that it should work with any vehicle out there. tcss, how did you run into compatibility problems?

Tried to do a new Infinity with the 7 channel Bose system with the headrest speakers. JL tech said I would need 2 cleansweeps and 4 summing modules and said even with those they couldn't guarantee it would work. Same answer for a new Mercedes Benz CLK-500 with the HK 6 channel system. Not saying the piece is bad, just check with JL tech before you start.There is no such thing as free installation!