it's all about the set-up interface and taking the time to do it right. if the set-up software is not up to snuff, the resulting sound will also be sub-par. same applies to taking your time and getting it set-up right (to your liking).
can't comment on JL but it took many weeks working with my velodyne dd12 to get it right....it is truly seamless.
two things i discovered during the journey (for my set-up)
1)much better sound running good mains without a cut-off. this allowed me to back off heavily on the sub volume while still adding the right amount of slam way down low (below 50)
2)there is no single best configuration for all music types. i set-up 4 different audio profiles and depending on the music, a specific sub set-up really makes a difference (rock vs r&b vs classic ect..)
if you do it right...a good sub can really make a positive, seamless difference.
can't comment on JL but it took many weeks working with my velodyne dd12 to get it right....it is truly seamless.
two things i discovered during the journey (for my set-up)
1)much better sound running good mains without a cut-off. this allowed me to back off heavily on the sub volume while still adding the right amount of slam way down low (below 50)
2)there is no single best configuration for all music types. i set-up 4 different audio profiles and depending on the music, a specific sub set-up really makes a difference (rock vs r&b vs classic ect..)
if you do it right...a good sub can really make a positive, seamless difference.