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Jl Cleansweep And Gmc Sierra Denali 08 Compatible?

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msubullyfan Enthusiast

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Haven't done one in a Sierra, but I installed one in my 2005 Frontier and it worked like a champ.

 

A JL Cleansweep is pretty much compatible with any vehicle. All you have to do is match up the wires on the correct channels.

bluemonstercali Enthusiast

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i have the cleansweep installed in mine and it works great. some audio set-ups, like bose might need the summing device as well as the cleansweep. all the cleansweep does is send a true flat signal to the amps. so you can also have a eq after the clean sweep to really adjust the sound.

BlitherinIdiot Enthusiast

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FWIW, I spoke to JL about the Cleansweep a few weeks ago. I was told that it was not needed for the Bose system UNLESS you have the center channel. On the standard Bose system the factory head unit sends a flat signal to the Bose amp and it is processed at that point. As long as you splice in between the head unit and amp you will have a full range signal. If you have the Bose system with the center channel, you would need the Cleansweep and possibly the signal summing interface. There are some great videos on the JL Facebook page that detail what these units do. I hope this helps.

Bish Senior Enthusiast

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I have one in my 08 YD. It is a really nice unit. I am using it along with their summing device to combine the 4 door channels with the 2 sub channels to produce 4 full range channels to feed my door speaker amp. I use the low line level out to my sub amp to my Stealthbox.

 

REALLY cleans up the sound.

 

BlitherinIdiot is right about the amp. The head unit sends one channel to the amp that does not fade/balance/or change volume. THe amp creates all the other channels and controls volume/fade/balance through the GMLAN network.

kmu Enthusiast

kmu

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I have one in my 08 YD. It is a really nice unit. I am using it along with their summing device to combine the 4 door channels with the 2 sub channels to produce 4 full range channels to feed my door speaker amp. I use the low line level out to my sub amp to my Stealthbox.

 

REALLY cleans up the sound.

 

BlitherinIdiot is right about the amp. The head unit sends one channel to the amp that does not fade/balance/or change volume. THe amp creates all the other channels and controls volume/fade/balance through the GMLAN network.

 

Thats great news, can I see pics of your set up? do you have the center channel on your bose system also?

Bish Senior Enthusiast

Bish

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I have one in my 08 YD. It is a really nice unit. I am using it along with their summing device to combine the 4 door channels with the 2 sub channels to produce 4 full range channels to feed my door speaker amp. I use the low line level out to my sub amp to my Stealthbox.

 

REALLY cleans up the sound.

 

BlitherinIdiot is right about the amp. The head unit sends one channel to the amp that does not fade/balance/or change volume. THe amp creates all the other channels and controls volume/fade/balance through the GMLAN network.

 

Thats great news, can I see pics of your set up? do you have the center channel on your bose system also?

 

 

Not a lot of pics. Here is one with the amps before I trimmed the carpeted covers and there is another of the a-pillars where I installed new tweeters. No pics of the console where I installed the Cleansweep and the summing unit. I got one of the console organizers so the 2 unites sit below the tray thet sits in the console.

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I do have the center channel but I left it as it was still playing the center channel. Can't hear it with the other speakers on.

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