owner’s manual
monoblock subwoofer amplifier
Thank you for purchasing a JL Audio amplifier for your automotive sound system.
Your amplifier has been designed and manufactured to exacting standards in order to ensure years of musical enjoyment in your vehicle. For maximum performance and extended warranty
coverage, we highly recommend that you have your new amplifier installed by an authorized JL Audio dealer. Your authorized
dealer has the training, expertise and installation equipment to ensure optimum performance from this product. Should you
decide to install the amplifier yourself, please take the time to read this manual thoroughly so as to familiarize yourself with its installation requirements and setup procedures.
If you have any questions regarding the instructions in this manual or any aspect of your amplifier’s operation, please contact your authorized JL Audio dealer for assistance. If you need further assistance,
please call the JL Audio Technical Support Department at (954) 443-1100 during business hours.
Protect Your Hearing!
We value you as a long-term customer. For that reason, we urge you to practice restraint in the operation of this product so as not to damage your hearing and that of others in your vehicle. Studies have shown that continuous exposure to high sound pressure levels can lead to permanent (irreparable) hearing loss. This and all other high-power amplifiers are capable of producing such high sound pressure levels when connected to a speaker system. Please limit your continuous exposure to high volume levels.
While driving, operate your audio system in a manner that still allows you to hear necessary noises to operate your vehicle safely (horns, sirens, etc.).
Serial Number
In the event that your amplifier requires service or is ever stolen, you will need to have a record of the product’s serial number. Please take the time to enter that number in the space provided below. The serial number can be found on the bottom panel of the amplifier and on the amplifier packaging.
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Installation Applications
This amplifier is designed for operation in vehicles with 12V, negative-ground electrical systems. Use of this product in vehicles with positive ground and/or voltages other than 12V may result in damage to the product and will void the warranty.
This product is not certified or approved for use in aircraft.
Do not attempt to “bridge” the outputs of this amplifier with the outputs of a second amplifier, including an identical one.
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Left and Right |
Selects Low-Pass |
Selects |
Left and Right |
Preamp Output Jacks |
Filter Frequency for |
Boost Level |
Input Jacks |
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Amplifier Channel |
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Planning Your Installation
It is important that you take the time to read this manual and that you plan out your installation carefully. The following are some considerations that you must take into account when planning your installation.
Cooling Efficiency Considerations:
Your JL Audio amplifier employs an advanced type of heat management, called RealSink™. This feature takes advantage of convection and radiation effects to remove heat from the amplifier circuitry. For optimum cooling performance, the vertical heat sinks located at the back of the amplifier should be exposed to as large a volume of air as possible. Enclosing the amplifier in a small, poorly ventilated chamber can lead to excessive heat build-up and degraded performance. If an installation calls for an enclosure around the amplifier, we recommend that this enclosure be ventilated with the aid of a fan. In normal applications, fan-cooling is not necessary, but you still need to follow some basic guidelines:
•Amplifier mounted vertically with heat sink fins pointing up: Optimum
•Amplifier mounted horizontally, right side up: Good
•Amplifier mounted horizontally, but upside down: Fair (not recommended if there is less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) clearance above the amplifier heat sinks)
•Amplifier mounted vertically with heat sink fins pointing laterally: Fair
•Amplifier mounted vertically with heat sink fins pointing down: Poor (not recommended)
If mounting the amplifier under a seat, make sure there is at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) of space above the amplifier’s outer shell to permit proper cooling.
Safety Considerations:
Your amplifier needs to be installed in a dry, well-ventilated environment and in a manner which does not interfere with your vehicle’s safety equipment (air bags, seat belt systems, ABS brake systems, etc.). You should also take the time to securely mount the amplifier using the supplied screws so that it does not come loose in the event of a collision or a sudden jolt to the vehicle.
Stupid Mistakes to Avoid:
•Check before drilling any holes in your vehicle to make sure that you will not be drilling through a gas tank, brake line, wiring harness or other vital vehicle system.
•Do not run system wiring outside or underneath the vehicle. This is an extremely dangerous practice which can result in severe damage to your vehicle and person.
•Protect all system wires from sharp metal edges and wear by carefully routing them, tying them down and using grommets and loom where appropriate.
•Do not mount the amplifier in the engine compartment, under the vehicle, on the roof or in any other area that will expose the amplifier circuitry to the elements.
2 | JL Audio - 250/1v2 Owner’s Manual |
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Product Description
The JL Audio 250/1v2 is a monoblock subwoofer amplifier utilizing proprietary and patented Class D technology. Its frequency response is limited to the range below 500
Hz. It is not designed for driving midrange speakers or tweeters. Every aspect of its operation has been optimized for low-frequency amplification. For detailed specifications, please refer to Appendix C (page 13).
Typical Installation Sequence
The following represents the sequence for a typical amplifier installation, using an aftermarket source unit or OEM Interface processor (like the CleanSweep CL441dsp).
Additional steps and different procedures may be required in some applications. If you have any questions, please contact your authorized
JL Audio dealer for assistance.
1) Disconnect the negative battery post connection and secure the disconnected cable to prevent accidental re-connection during installation. This step is not optional.
2) Run power wire (minimum 8 AWG) from the battery location to the amplifier mounting location, taking care to route it in such a
way that it will not be damaged and will not interfere with vehicle operation. Use 4 AWG or larger power wire and a power distribution block if additional amplifiers are being installed with the 250/1v2.
3) Connect power wire to the positive battery post. Fuse the wire with an appropriate fuse block (and connectors) within 18 inches (45 cm) wire length of the positive battery post.
This fuse is essential to protect the vehicle. Do not install the fuse until the power wire has been securely connected to the amplifier.
4) Run signal cables and remote turn-on wire from the source unit to the final amplifier mounting location.
5) Run speaker cables from the speaker systems to the amplifier mounting location.
6) Find a good, solid metal grounding point close to the amplifier and connect the negative power wire to it using appropriate hardware (use of the JL Audio ECS master ground lug, XB-MGLU is recommended).
Use the same size power wire as the wire connected to the “+12VDC” connection
(minimum 8 AWG), no longer than 36 inches (90 cm) from the amplifier to the ground connection point. In some vehicles, it may be necessary to upgrade the battery ground wire. (See page 5 for important notice).
7) Securely mount the amplifier using appropriate hardware.
8) Connect the positive and negative power wires to the amplifier. A fuse near the amplifier is not necessary.
9) Connect the remote turn-on wire
to the amplifier.
10)Connect the input cables to the amplifier.
11)Connect the speaker cables to the amplifier.
12)Carefully review the amplifier’s control settings to make sure that they are set according to the needs of the system.
13)Install the power wire fuse (30A for a single 250/1v2) and reconnect the negative battery post terminal.
14)Turn on the source unit at a low level to double-check that the amplifier is
configured correctly. Resist the temptation to crank it up until you have verified the control settings.
15) Make necessary adjustments to the input sensitivity controls to obtain the right overall output and the desired balance in the system. See Appendix A (page 12) for the recommended input sensitivity setting method.
16)Enjoy the fruits of your labor with your favorite music.
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remote turn-on output. The amplifier will |
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on the “Input Voltage” switch selects an input |
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turn on when +12V is present at its “Remote” |
signal feeding the amplifier is not full-range |
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sensitivity range between 800mV and 8V. This |
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input and turn off when +12V is switched |
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is useful for certain high-output preamp level |
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crossover in line before the amplifier), this |
1) Input Connections: A standard left/right |
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remote turn-on output, the amplifier’s turn- |
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on lead can be connected to +12V via a switch |
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250/1v2. You may run a stereo or a mono signal |
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speaker-level sources, splice the speaker output |
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that derives power from an ignition-switched |
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wires of the source unit or small amplifier |
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circuit. To use this method, select “Off” on |
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input section automatically sums stereo signals |
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the “Signal Sensing” switch in the “Amplifier |
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Input Section”. The 250/1v2’s “Remote” |
no conventional turn-on lead connected to the |
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turn-on connector is designed to accept 12 |
amplifier’s “Remote” connector. When in the |
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“On” position, the signal sensing circuit will |
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adequate for this purpose. To connect the |
monitor the audio input signal and turn the |
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The output of the amplifier will decrease for a |
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remote turn-on wire to the amplifier, first back |
amplifier on when signal is present. After about |
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out the set screw on the top of the amplifier, |
25 seconds of no signal, the amplifier will shut off. |
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given input voltage when the “Input Range” |
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using the supplied hex wrench. Strip 1/2 |
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Turning on other amplifiers in signal sensing |
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switch is placed in the “High” position. |
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inch (12mm) of wire and insert the bare wire |
mode: When the signal sensing circuit is turned |
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Conversely, the output will be higher with the |
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into the receptacle on the front panel of the |
on, the “Remote” Connector on the amplifier |
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switch in the “Low” position. While this may |
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amplifier, seating it firmly so that no bare wire |
may be used as a remote turn-on source for other |
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sound counter-intuitive, it is consistent with |
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is exposed. Smaller wire than 12 AWG can be |
amplifiers in the system. +12V will be present |
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the descriptions above. |
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used, but it may be necessary to strip 1 inch |
at the connector when the amplifier turns on in |
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of insulation from the wire and fold the bare |
signal sensing mode and will not be present when |
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wire in half prior to insertion. While holding |
the amplifier turns off. |
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the wire in the terminal, tighten the set screw |
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