AudioControl LC-5.1300 High-Power 3/5-Channel 1300W Class D Car Audio Amplifier with AccuBASS, High Fidelity, Line-Level RCA & Speaker Level Inputs, High/Low/Band Pass Crossovers, Subsonic Filter

I have nothing bad to say about this. This amp is amazing. If you get this you will love it.

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I love it. Has worked flawlessly now since I bought it unlike a cheaper one I had before. Easy to set up and tune with the built in lights. I did use a couple YouTube videos to help me. Has never overheated or anything and I have it behind the back seat in my truck. Glad I spent the extra money for this.

Got this installed in an Audi A5 with way more effort than should have been required. Taking the main cover off, one of the securing set screws came thoughtfully pre-stripped. The main Positive Sub output lug stripped out with zero effort. The main gain adjustment wouldn't budge either way with effort I felt comfortable exerting. I finally got it free, but there are now no stops and the indexing seems way off. It does seem to function still. I'll sort all these issues and run it, but don't waste your time with this unit. So far the functionality of the unit has been as expected, but the troublesome setup and potential for no way to use this unit has me highly recommending that you look for something else.

I have always been a fan of AudioControl but I have been cheap. I recently purchased one of these to upgrade the stereo in my 89 4 runner. The quality of sound and ability to sum and adjust the gains is way too easy!!! No mo clipping! And clean sound!

I was skeptical at first that this amp would have enough power to run my entire system. I have a pair of 6.5 CT sounds components up front and a pair of CT sounds 6.5 coaxials in the rear doors of my Toyota Tundra. For subs I'm running a JL Audio stealth box that has Dual JL Audio 10TW3-D4. This amp actually feels like it over powers my system and the sound quality is very immpressive.

Very versatile amplifier with all the adjustments that any system would ever need. Very clean sounding amp.

I have no idea what happened. This seemed to have blown my sub some how. I had all the gains and all other knobs turned all the way down before hooking up anything. As soon as I hooked up power to it and turned on my radio, channel 5 which is the sub channel, distortion light came on solid and suddenly I smelt burned electrical only realizing my sub was getting fried. Most of received a defective unit? No idea, but didn't take a chance afterward for a replacement. Just returned it completely. Read that someone else had an issue with channel 5 issues. I guess be cautious of installation before hooking up any speakers to it first.