Is 750W RMS enough for one subwoofer?

Yes for most single subs. It is plenty for a typical 10 or 12 inch sub and leaves headroom when wired to 1 ohm.

Can it run at 1 ohm daily?

Yes. AudioControl rates it stable down to 1 ohm, so a 1-ohm final load is within spec.

Do I need the Epicenter processor?

No. The amp works on its own. The Epicenter Link only simplifies wiring if you add AudioControl's bass restoration processor, which is sold separately.

What wiring and fuse does it need?

Use 4 AWG power and ground cable and an 80A fuse. Speaker outputs accept up to 8 AWG wire.

Can I strap two of them?

Yes. The amp is strapable, so two units can be paired to drive a single sub with more power.

Does it include a bass knob?

Yes. It is the only AudioControl amplifier that ships with a bass knob for remote level control.

Where can I buy the AudioControl EPIC750 750W RMS Monoblock Amplifier?

14 stores we checked sell it, including East Car Audio, Amazon, Shop Audio Depot, Fuego Bass Shop, eBay.

AudioControl EPIC750 750W RMS Monoblock Amplifier

Q: Where is the AudioControl EPIC750 750W RMS Monoblock Amplifier cheapest?

At East Car Audio, for $179.00, as of our latest check.

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What reviewers say

Owner feedback on the EPIC series is limited but generally positive, with praise for compact size, clean bass output and the included bass knob. Some note that the amp wants solid power wiring and that the boost control is easy to overdo.

What people mention

SizePraisedOwners like that it fits in tight spaces while still driving a sub hard.
Bass outputPraisedReviewers describe strong, clean low-end from a single sub.
Bass knobPraisedThe included remote knob is called a useful convenience for adjusting bass from the driver's seat.
Bass boostMixedSome say the variable boost helps weak recordings, others find it muddies the bass when turned up.
InstallMixedDirect-wire hex terminals are liked, but the amp needs 4 AWG power cable and an 80A fuse.

About the AudioControl EPIC750 750W RMS Monoblock Amplifier

The AudioControl EPIC750 is a Class D monoblock amplifier rated at 750 watts RMS. It is built to drive subwoofers in a compact, thermally efficient chassis and is stable down to a 1 ohm load. Its idle current draw is low, under 0.5 to 1 amp.

The amplifier has a 12 dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley variable low pass filter and a 12 dB/octave variable subsonic filter. EPICBoost provides a variable bass boost of 0 to 12 dB, with a control to select the boosted frequency. An ACR-E remote level control is included. The power and speaker terminals are direct-wire types with hex screws, sized for 4 AWG power wire and 8 AWG speaker wire.

A smart auto-reset protection circuit guards against output over-current, input over-voltage, input under-voltage, output DC offset and over-temperature. The Epicenter Link lets the amplifier connect directly to an Epicenter bass restoration processor, which is sold separately.

Type

Class D monoblock amplifier

Power

750 W RMS

Load stability

Stable to 1 ohm

Line inputs

500 mV to 12 V RMS

Frequency response

10 Hz to 190 Hz (±1 dB)

Low pass filter

12 dB/octave Linkwitz-Riley, 40 Hz to 180 Hz