JL Audio

JL Audio Headquarters. Miramar, FL USA.

HTW7 requires a team lift.

Fathom and Gotham assembly takes place in a "clean-room" designed especially for the production of these amazing Home Audio products.

Precise torque settings are used for nearly all hardware on JL Audio Home Audio products.

A completed Fathom undergoes final electronic and acoustic testing.

Sometimes speakers have to be measured outside.

Fathom f113 acoustic testing behind JL Audio headquarters in Miramar, FL.

An operator tests the amplifier function of a Fathom prior to assembly.

Precision CNC cuts are made for the subwoofers in a Gotham Cabinet.

Hand-crafted in the USA.

An operator tests the control features of a Fathom prior to assembly.

Hand-crafted in the USA.

Mounting the heatsink and amplifier to a Gotham Cabinet.

Precise torque settings are used for nearly all hardware on JL Audio Home Audio products.

Control panel of a Gotham is pre-assembled.

Even the Gotham's big blue level control knob is made in the USA.

An operator tests the amplifier function of a Gotham prior to assembly.

An operator tests the control features of a Gotham prior to assembly.

All components of Fathom assembly are staged and tested. One operator will assemble the subwoofer. Unlike conventional assembly line assembly.

A gotham gets a control panel.

The unique mounting of the HTW7s in a Gotham.

Fathom and Gotham assembly takes place in a "clean-room" designed especially for the production of these amazing Home Audio products.

Final electronic and acoustic testing of a Gotham.

Visual inspection of a High-Gloss Fathom enclosure.

Fathom and Gotham assembly takes place in a "clean-room" designed especially for the production of these amazing Home Audio products.

With all components ready to assemble, it still takes an single operator nearly an hour to complete one Fathom.

With all components ready to assemble, it still takes a single operator nearly one hour to complete one Fathom.

Fathom & Gotham