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10  |  JL Audio - 600/1
v3
 Owner’s Manual  
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3)  “Out Filter”: The preamp output is filtered by a 
fully variable, active filter incorporated into the 
output section and is not affected by the bass 
control processing selected for the amplifier. 
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b)  12 dB/octave or 24 dB/ octave filter slope by 
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This is completely independent of the 
amplifier’s internal filter and allows the user to 
match, stagger or overlap the subwoofer low-pass 
filter frequency of the amplifier crossover with the 
output filter’s frequency for precise control and 
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If you would like to select the filter frequency 
with a higher level of precision, consult  
Appendix C: Chart A-2 (page 16) of this manual.
 
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The signal level of the “Preamp Output” is 
always low level regardless of the voltage applied 
to this amplifier’s inputs and the setting chosen 
on this amplifier’s “Input Range” switch. All 
“Slave” amplifiers should have their switches set 
to “Low”. See Appendix D (page 18) for details.
 
ADVANCED BASS CONTROL SECTION
The 600/1v3 includes a versatile bass 
processing section consisting of two 
primary components: a fully variable, 
24 dB per octave infrasonic filter and a 
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Boost (dB)
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Infrasonic Freq. (Hz)
Remote Bass Port
Mode
Bass EQ
Off | On
Off | On
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18
22
30
45
55
60
0.5
0.7
1.1
1.6
2.7
4.3
20
25
30
40
60
75
80
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+10
+13
+15
 
 
1)  “Infrasonic Filter”: The infrasonic filter is a  
24 dB/octave high-pass filter, with a fully 
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conserves amplifier power without audibly 
affecting the quality of the sub-bass output. If 
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be an audible effect, but one which may be 
desirable for SPL competition purposes or curve 
shaping of a bottom-heavy system. With ported 
enclosures, the use of the infrasonic filter is 
highly recommended to protect the speaker(s) 
from excessive excursion below box tuning. 
With sealed enclosures, the use of the filter is 
less necessary, but can still help protect the 
speaker system. If you would like to select the 
infrasonic filter frequency with a higher level of 
precision, consult Appendix C: Chart A-3 (page 
17) of this manual. The infrasonic filter can be 
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all signal from flowing through the circuit.
 
2)  Parametric Bass Equalizer: The parametric 
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frequency of the boost band as well as the 
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control selects the bandwidth of the boost 
around the center frequency. Lower numbers 
pertain to wider bandwidths while higher 
number pertain to narrower bandwidths.
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frequency of the boost bandwidth within 
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2)  Precise Frequency Selection: The filter 
frequency markings on the front panel of 
the amplifier are for reference purposes and 
are generally accurate to within 1/3 octave 
or better. If you would like to select the filter 
frequency with a higher level of precision, 
consult Appendix C: Chart A-1 (page 16) 
of this manual. This chart gives you a more 
accurate frequency for each of the forty 
detented positions of the frequency selection 
control. This method can be very useful if the 
amplifier is mounted in a location where you 
can’t see the front panel markings easily.
 
3)  Defeating the Amplifier Filter: The Low-
Pass filter can also be defeated completely, 
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an external active crossover in the system. 
Keep in mind that turning the internal 
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details). With the internal crossover turned off, 
the 600/1v3’s upper frequency response limit is 
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PREAMP OUTPUT SECTION
The 600/1v3 incorporates a flexible preamp 
output section, designed to make multiple 
amplifier systems easy to set up.
The Preamp output can be configured in three 
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Preamp Output Section
Left Output
Right Output
Filter Freq. (Hz)
Full Range | Amp Filter | Out Filter
Output Mode
Filter Slope
12dB | 24dB
Filter Mode
LP | HP
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45
55
65
80
100
200
 
1)  “Full-Range”: This is a pass-through mode  
for the preamp output, delivering the same 
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preamp output will be full-range). This signal is 
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processing selected for the amplifier.
 
2)  “Amp Filter”: The preamp output delivers 
the same signal that is feeding the 600/1v3’s 
amplifier section, including all the processing 
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primarily used for running additional 600/1v3’s 
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amplifier. For detailed information on 
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will be no output from the preamp output 
jacks. The independent output filter controls 
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