JL Audio 505 User Manual

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position. Depending on the crossover point and

slope of the source unit/processor's filter, you

may wish to engage the 500/5's sub low-pass

filter to fine-tune the sub-bass response.

• If you are using a high-quality outboard active

crossover, you can defeat all of the 500/5's filters

by selecting the “Off” position on the “Sub LP

Filter” switch in the “Subwoofer Channel

Control Section”, the “High-Pass Filter” switch

in the Rear Filter Section and the “Filter Mode”

switch in the Front Filter Section.

L-R Ambience Control:

This switch, located in the “Rear Filter Section”,

performs a very useful function when operating the

amplifier in bi-amp mode. By switching this circuit to

the “On” position, all signal common to both left

and right channels is removed from the signal

feeding the rear channels of the 500/5. When the

circuit is “On”, the rear channels will only reproduce

the extreme left and right information in the

recording, creating a realistic ambient effect from the

rear channels without detracting from the imaging

of the front speaker system. Experiment with this

switch to determine if this feature enhances the

sound of your system.

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Some source units and processors with

subwoofer preamp outputs provide low-pass

filtering on these outputs, while others have a full-

range output. Consult your source unit or processor

owner's manual to determine the properties of the

subwoofer preamp output.

• If your sub preamp output is full-range, engage

the 500/5's sub low-pass filter by selecting the

“12dB” or “24dB” position on the “Sub LP

Filter” switch.This configuration is illustrated in

the setup diagram.

I M P O RTA N T

!

• If your sub preamp output has a choice between

full-range and low-pass modes, select the full-

range mode and use the 500/5's (likely more

sophisticated) sub low-pass filter by selecting the

“12dB” or “24dB” position on the “Sub LP

Filter” switch. This configuration is illustrated in

the setup diagram.

• If the source unit/processor sub preamp output

has a low-pass filter which is not defeatable, you

can turn the 500/5's low-pass filter off by going

to the “Subwoofer Channel Control Section” /

“Sub LP Filter” switch and selecting the “Off”

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Adjusts level of

rear channels.

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for rear

channels

(high-pass)

Select high-pass

filter freq. for rear

channels (50-500 Hz)

Select Ambience

Mode (Off or On)

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

Select “4ch”

Input Mode

Amp Output to

Rear Satellite

Speakers

Amp Output to

Front Satellite

Speakers

Select “HP”
(High-Pass)

Mode

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for front

channels

(high-pass)

Select “x1”

range for rear

filter freq.

(50-500 Hz)

Select “x1” range

for front filter freq.

(50-500 Hz)

Select high-pass

filter freq. for
rear channels

(50-500 Hz)

Adjusts level of

front channels.

Input from rear

outputs of source
unit or processor

Input from front

outputs of source
unit or processor

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

Front Input Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

Front Filter Section

Freq. Range

x1/x10

HP Filter Freq.(Hz)

Front Speaker Outputs

Filter Slope

12dB/24dB

Filter Mode

Off/BP/HP

Rear Speaker Outputs (25Wx2)

Rear Input Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

L-R Ambience

Off/On

Rear Filter Section

Freq. Range

x1/x10

Filter Freq. (Hz)

High-Pass Filter

Off/12dB/24dB

F/R Input Mode

2ch/4ch

Also sets

low-pass

cutoff for
Front Ch.

Bandpass

filter (when

selected)

Rear

Inputs

Only

Front

and

Rear

Rear

Inputs

Only

Adjusts level of

rear channels.

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for rear

channels

(high-pass)

Select Ambience

Mode (Off or On)

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

Select “2ch”

Input Mode

Amp Output to

Rear Satellite

Speakers

Amp Output to

Front Satellite

Speakers

Select “HP”
(High-Pass)

Mode

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for front

channels

(high-pass)

Select “x1”

range for rear

filter freq.

(50-500 Hz)

Select “x1” range

for front filter freq.

(50-500 Hz)

Select high-pass

filter freq. for
rear channels

(50-500 Hz)

Adjusts level of

front channels.

Input from front

outputs of source
unit or processor

Not Used

Front Input Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

Front Filter Section

Freq. Range

x1/x10

HP Filter Freq.(Hz)

Front Speaker Outputs

Filter Slope

12dB/24dB

Filter Mode

Off/BP/HP

Rear Speaker Outputs (25Wx2)

Rear Input Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

L-R Ambience

Off/On

Rear Filter Section

Freq. Range

x1/x10

Filter Freq. (Hz)

High-Pass Filter

Off/12dB/24dB

F/R Input Mode

2ch/4ch

Also sets

low-pass

cutoff for
Front Ch.

Bandpass

filter (when

selected)

Rear

Inputs

Only

Front

and

Rear

Select high-pass

filter freq. for rear

channels (50-500 Hz)

Input from sub

outputs of source
unit or processor

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for sub

channel (low-pass)

Adjusts level of

sub channel

30 Hz Infrasonic

Filter for sub

channel

(On or Off)

For full-range

preamp output

select “F+R”

For preamp output
to slave subwoofer

amplifier(s) select

“Sub LP”

To input of

additional

amplifier (if used)

Control LF (bass)

boost level with

on-board knob

or optional

RBC-1 controller

Select low-pass

filter freq. for

sub channel

(40-200 Hz)

Amp Output to

Subwoofers

Select “Ind.”

(Independent)

Input Mode

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

JL AUDIO 500/5

five-channel system amplifier

+12VDC

Ground

Remote

Subwoofer Output (250Wx1)

Sub LP/F+R Inputs/Front

Subwoofer Channel Control Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Independent Sub Input

Sub LP Filter

Off/12dB/24dB

Preamp Output Section

Signal From

Filter Freq. (Hz)

Remote Bass

Port

Off/30Hz

LF Boost (dB)

Input From:

Ind./F+R/Front

Infrasonic Filter

Left

Right

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

+1

+13

+3

+7

+10

D) Three pairs of inputs connected to the rear, front and subwoofer inputs of the 500/5.This mode is applicable for use in systems

with a source unit or processor that provides discrete front, rear and subwoofer outputs. In this mode, the subwoofer level and
front to rear fading can be controlled from the front of the vehicle.

Input from rear

outputs of source
unit or processor

Select 12dB or

24dB/octave filter

slope for sub

channel (low-pass)

Adjusts level of

sub channel

30 Hz Infrasonic

Filter for sub

channel

(On or Off)

For full-range

preamp output

select “F+R”

For preamp output
to slave subwoofer

amplifier(s) select

“Sub LP”

To input of

additional

amplifier (if used)

Control LF (bass)

boost level with

on-board knob

or optional

RBC-1 controller

Select low-pass

filter freq. for

sub channel

(40-200 Hz)

Amp Output to

Subwoofers

Select “Ind.”

(Independent)

Input Mode

Select “Low” for

preamp level inputs

or “High” for

speaker level inputs

JL AUDIO 500/5

five-channel system amplifier

+12VDC

Ground

Remote

Subwoofer Output (250Wx1)

Sub LP/F+R Inputs/Front

Subwoofer Channel Control Section

Input Sens.

Input Voltage

Low/High

Independent Sub Input

Sub LP Filter

Off/12dB/24dB

Preamp Output Section

Signal From

Filter Freq. (Hz)

Remote Bass

Port

Off/30Hz

LF Boost (dB)

Input From:

Ind./F+R/Front

Infrasonic Filter

Left

Right

Left Ch.

Right Ch.

+1

+13

+3

+7

+10

C) Two pairs of inputs connected to the rear and subwoofer inputs of the 500/5 (a source unit or processor with front and rear

outputs is required). In this mode, the source unit or processor fader adjusts the relative level of the subwoofer channel vs. all four
satellite channels as a whole.The relative level of the front and rear channels is pre-set with the amplifier input sensitivity controls
and cannot be adjusted from the source unit.

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