JL Audio F110

[dcanlas]

Just took a delivery of 2 F110 from Ivan - Mahalo!!!

Mike (Mgard) has provided tips and proper set up but I will gladly take more tips or feedback on proper set up and fine tuning to from JL Audio users!

[dteam702]

Originally Posted by dcanlas

Just took a delivery of 2 F110 from Ivan - Mahalo!!!

Mike (Mgard) has provided tips and proper set up but I will gladly take more tips or feedback on proper set up and fine tuning to from JL Audio users!

Wow congratz!!! Hope you bought the stands with it

[dcanlas]

Originally Posted by dteam702

Wow congratz!!! Hope you bought the stands with it

Thanks! I did and they are in production...

[joeinid]

Awesome Dario. Can not wait for your feedback on these babies.

[GaryProtein]

Originally Posted by dcanlas

Just took a delivery of 2 F110 from Ivan - Mahalo!!!

Mike (Mgard) has provided tips and proper set up but I will gladly take more tips or feedback on proper set up and fine tuning to from JL Audio users!

Select where you would like them to go in the room. Some people like them in the rear of the room, some in the front, others on the sides. Let each f110 run its own DSP as a master, one at a time. Then select where you believe your mains fall off and use that as the LF selection. Use the 12 dB/octave slope which will in all likelihood mesh with your mains better than the 24dB/octave slope unless your mains go very deep and have a sharp fall-off. Using the adjustable volume control, play music with the subs up loud enough to hear them just a little on the louder side. Then as you listen, turn down the sub volume until you just barely hear them augmenting the bass for a natural sound. You're supposed to hear well balanced music, not the subs pounding out the bass. Then play with it to fine tune it until you really like it.

Of course, if you have an active crossover you can set that and your sub and mains will have exactly complementary slopes for interleaving their responses. If you have measuring equipment like a real time analyzer, use that to fine tune everything.

Most people use a method similar to the first paragraph.

[-E-]

Niceeeeeeeeee... lots of JL owners popping out of the woodwork now!

[dcanlas]

Originally Posted by GaryProtein

Select where you would like them to go in the room. Some people like them in the rear of the room, some in the front, others on the sides. Let each f110 run its own DSP as a master, one at a time. Then select where you believe your mains fall off and use that as the LF selection. Use the 12 dB/octave slope which will in all likelihood mesh with your mains better than the 24dB/octave slope unless your mains go very deep and have a sharp fall-off. Using the adjustable volume control, play music with the subs up loud enough to hear them just a little on the louder side. Then as you listen, turn down the sub volume until you just barely hear them augmenting the bass for a natural sound. You're supposed to hear well balanced music, not the subs pounding out the bass. Then play with it to fine tune it until you really like it.

Of course, if you have an active crossover you can set that and your sub and mains will have exactly complementary slopes for interleaving their responses. If you have measuring equipment like a real time analyzer, use that to fine tune everything.

Most people use a method similar to the first paragraph.

Gary - thank you!

[dcanlas]

Originally Posted by Vesuvius

Niceeeeeeeeee... lots of JL owners popping out of the woodwork now!

Yeah...you JL owners...it's all good!

I can't wait to go home and open the boxes up!

[dcanlas]

Originally Posted by joeinid

Awesome Dario. Can not wait for your feedback on these babies.

Joe, Mahalo!

Never had Subs on Stereo system before. this is the first one!

[EightZeroZeroDelta]

Congrats! Let us know what you think after a while!