RADAR is a price search engine. We link to the original listing — we never sell direct. Transactions happen on the source site.
US$200 is a strong bargain, sitting below the US$221 25th-percentile mark and well under the US$499 median for 59 recent comparable listings.
This is a particularly useful little amplifier: 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms, stable into 4-ohm loads, with coaxial and optical digital inputs, analog connectivity, a capable Wolfson DAC, automatic input switching, and AccuBASS for restoring weight to compressed sources. Its compact size makes it excellent for desktop, secondary-room, or distributed-audio duty, while the subwoofer output and speaker-level input add flexibility. Since the condition is unknown, confirm that it powers up cleanly, both channels work, the DAC accepts digital signals, and the power cord or remote—if supplied—are present. Even allowing for missing accessories, US$200 is buying-opportunity territory.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Founded in 1977 in the Pacific Northwest outside Seattle, USA, AudioControl emerged during the Golden Age of Hi-Fi, when professional music engineers sought to bridge the gap between studio mastering tools and home listening. Conceived to help enthusiasts overcome room acoustics and recapture the intended sonic fidelity of recordings, the company has maintained its manufacturing base there for nearly five decades, fostering a culture of relentless innovation and craftsmanship.
AudioControl specializes in high-performance amplifiers, signal processors, receivers, and preamplifiers designed for demanding applications. Iconic products like the Epicenter bass processor highlight their expertise, alongside multi-zone amps, home cinema solutions, and distributed audio gear tailored for whole-home, outdoor, and commercial setups. These components excel in transforming standard audio into immersive, concert-like experiences, with a legacy in equalizers and processors born from the vinyl and cassette era.
Positioned as a mid-to-high-tier leader in custom integration and professional AV, AudioControl commands strong market share—ranking No. 5 in home theater processors and No. 6 in amplifiers per 2021 analysis—prioritizing reliability for installers over mass-market consumer gear. Award-winning and patent-backed, it appeals to discerning buyers valuing pro-grade performance in residential and commercial environments, backed by a network of specialty dealers worldwide.
See all AudioControl listings on RADAR.
