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It is important to know why you want to become financially free. This may seem like a "no-brainer." After all, why would you want to be in financial bondage because of debt? Freedom-from-debt freedom looks like the logical choice.
Nevertheless, your motivation for becoming debt free is important. Being released from the tension and anxiety of debt and being able to do what you want, when you want, might be high on a priority list.
But for the Christian, learning God's biblical principles of finances, and practicing them in order to become debt free, actually is a path to know Christ more intimately and be financially free to serve Him. This means, however, that you must trust God and be willing to submit to His will and direction.
We say we trust God, but there's a great difference between saying and trusting. Often we trust if it's convenient or necessary as a last resort. God expects us to trust Him daily, in all things.
If you're serious about becoming financially free, take these action steps:
Transfer ownership to God. Recognize that God really owns what you have and that includes your family as well as your time and things. Recognize this biblical principle or it will be impossible to free yourself financially. "The earth is the Lord's, and all it contains, the world, and those who dwell in it." (Psalm 24:1 NASB)
Get out of debt. Break the habits that keep you in debt – like spending more than you earn and borrowing. Save so you don't have to borrow. "Better is a little with the fear of the Lord than great treasure and turmoil with it." (Proverbs 15:16 NASB)
Accept God's provision for you. God is wiser than you are and He will provide for your needs just as He promised. "Do not worry then, saying, 'What will we eat?' or 'What will we drink?' or 'What will we wear for clothing?' "(Matthew 6:31 NASB).
Refuse temptations to make hasty financial decisions. Don't buy into get-rich-quick schemes or be pressured to make quick decisions based on incomplete information. "The plans of the diligent lead surely to advantage, but everyone who is hasty comes surely to poverty." (Proverbs 21:5 NASB)
Strive for excellence in all you do. Set high standards for yourself and your family. Humility doesn't mean second best. "Whoever speaks is to do so as one who is speaking the utterance of God; whoever serves is to do so as one who is serving by the strength which God supplies; so that in all things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom belongs the glory and dominion forever and ever." (1 Peter 4:11 NASB)
Seek contentment through your relationship with God. A discontented spirit produces greed and covetousness. Contentment results from a proper relationship with God based on accepting the lifestyle that He has made provision for in your life. "I have learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. I know how to get along with humble means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need." (Philippians 4:11-12 NASB)
Believe God's promise that your needs will be met. Sometimes He'll do this through the abundance of others; however, He never promises to provide equally for everyone. As a Christian, learn to accept God's provision for you, because it is clear evidence of the role He has designed for you in His plan. Accept His provision without resentment because, "At this present time your abundance being a supply for their need, so that their abundance also may become a supply for your need, that there may be equality." (2 Corinthians 8:14 NASB)
Debt isn't the same as credit. If you have credit, it means that a mutual trust relationship exists between a lender and you, the borrower. The Bible doesn't say that we cannot borrow, but God does warn against the undisciplined use of credit relationships, because they can quickly lead to uncontrolled debt.
It seems amazing — considering all of the financial related commercials bombarding us — that most people aren't trained to handle money. A common attitude is: If I want it, I'll get it, because I deserve it. And, if I don't have the money, I'll charge it. It's the attitude that says we should "get what we want, when we want it." The concept of saving to buy something seems alien.
There may be an endless list of errors that lead to debt, but two always seem to bob to the top.
Buying too much house – Everyone enjoys a nice house, and a common practice is to buy based on how much monthly payment you can afford. However, a better test would be to determine just what you need, and not simply what you want, because things such as job loss and health issues can quickly impact that affordable monthly payment.
Buying too much auto – Larry Burkett used to say, "The best car to drive is probably the one you're driving now." And unless it happens to be a gas-guzzling SUV — with today's prices for a gallon of gas averaging $2.10 (as of March 2005*) and rising — you should probably plan to keep on driving it. If you must buy, a good quality used car from a trusted source will save you the thousands of dollars that you would lose when driving a new car off the lot.
Here are some other common errors:
Vacation – Everyone needs rest and recreation. The big vacation error is paying for your playing with plastic. The key is to have an affordable vacation budget. Then, plan a getaway that fits your budget and not one that is based on what your credit cards will allow.
Compare transportation and lodging prices on the Web. Even with today's gas prices, consider driving. Pack sandwiches, fruit, beverages and snacks, instead of eating in restaurants. Choose lodging with free breakfasts and swimming pools. Restaurants charge less for lunch than dinner, so treat yourself to good eating at noon.
Poor planning – A budget is a written plan for managing your money, and without such a plan — unless you're one of the fortunate few with an endless supply of money — you could be setting yourself up for unnecessary debt.
Credit and credit cards – These don't cause financial problems, but abusing and misusing your credit and credit card does. This may sound strange, but don't automatically assume that you need more money if you're unable to pay your bills. More than likely, what you need is to regulate the way you're managing your spending.
Don't borrow – Borrowing doesn't relieve debt. Home equity loans and transferring credit card balances to lower rate cards generally won't solve your debt or overspending problem. You must treat the debt problem with disciplined spending habits, take on no new debt and pay off your existing debt.
It doesn't take much to get into debt, but the process of untangling yourself from debt's bondage can be daunting. When indebtedness shackles you to your creditors, you are not free to serve God fully.
Decide to get out of debt now — and stay out. With God's help, partnered with your discipline, you can. "A sensible person sees danger and takes cover, but the inexperienced keep going and are punished." (Proverbs 22:3 HCSB)
Many Americans spend much more than 100 percent of their income! Can't be done, you say? Sure it can — it's called indebtedness.
Of course, everyone needs a place to live, food and transportation. But fail to control even one of these budget areas and . . . bang . . . you could produce a financial disaster.
You need to plan your spending based on your net income, not gross income. Net income is the money available to spend after taxes and tithe. If you plan your spending based on gross income, you're scheduling a financial catastrophe.
Housing is typically one of the largest budget problem areas. Total housing payments (mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities, phone, maintenance) for a family with a moderate gross income of $40,000 shouldn't exceed 38 percent of net income (not gross income). Don't finance a second mortgage for a down payment, and never finance closing costs.
Some families buy too much food. That moderate-gross-income family mentioned above shouldn't spend more than 12 percent of their net income for food. To avoid potential budget busting food problems, plan weekly menus, shop with written grocery lists and never shop if you're hungry or in a hurry. Avoid expensive prepared and frozen foods, and buy household cleaning and paper products at discount stores. Shop advertised specials, use coupons and try generic or store brand products (this isn't rocket science).
If our moderate-gross-income family spends more than 15 percent of their net income on auto expenses (monthly payment, repairs and maintenance, gas, oil, tags, taxes, insurance), they are courting financial problems.
If the car you're driving can be repaired for less than six monthly payments on a newer car, think about repairing, not buying. If you do buy, pay off the car you have before purchasing another, buy quality used cars rather than new ones and avoid car leases.
If you're restricting yourself to five percent debt for credit cards, bank loans including home equity loans and installment credit, you're unusual because, unfortunately, the typical American far exceeds this amount.
Avoid potential debt problems. Get rid of credit cards you cannot pay in full each month. Establish a payment schedule to pay all creditors regularly and get your debts current. When an existing debt is paid off, reallocate that money to savings or to pay off another debt.
Each of the following areas shouldn't exceed 5 percent of your net income.
Establish some savings in your budget. Otherwise, credit can become a lifestyle and debt a way of life. Savings allows you to purchase items with cash rather than credit.
Anticipate medical and dental expenses and set aside funds regularly to cover the expenses. Don't sacrifice your health due to lack of planning, but at the same time don't use doctors and dentists excessively. Prevention is cheaper than treatment or correction. Ask doctors and dentists in advance regarding costs. Shop around for prescriptions and ask for generic drugs.
Some families in debt must sacrifice in the area of clothing, because of excesses in other areas. Yet, clothing can be provided without great expense with sensible planning and buying. When possible, purchase during off-season and select outfits that are home-washable fabrics that can be mixed in multiple combinations.
Select insurance based on God's plan for your life, not on what someone else says you need. Find a well-informed, trusted insurance agent to determine the best possible provision for the money. If your employer doesn't provide medical coverage, consider buying major medical insurance rather than hospitalization. It's less expensive and can cover up to 80 percent of adverse medical expenses due to illness or injury
Don't use your creditors' money to entertain yourself. Some recreation and fun is necessary, but resist the urge to indulge excessively and control recreation and entertainment expenses.
These suggested budget percentages aren't chiseled in stone, but they could help guard against problem areas that might become financial calamities for you. However, no budget operates by itself. It requires effort, and living on a budget is essential in order to maintain a debt-free lifestyle and keep your finances from going . . . bang!
The word budget can strike terror in the heart of even the strongest man. Too many people think that a budget is a devious device invented to keep them from spending their money. If that's what you think, how about taking a fresh look at the subject?
In fact, let's not even use the "B" word. We'll call it a financial plan. That's right—financial plan. And you don't have to be a professional planner to have one.
A budget (oops), financial plan, helps you organize and control your financial resources, establish and realize goals and decide in advance how your money will work for your benefit.
Without a financial plan, more than likely you'll haphazardly spend what you have rather then designate where your spending should go.
Your financial goal should be to live within your means. So, you must:
Controlling spending also means knowing how to discern the difference between needs, wants and desires, and keep them in the proper order in every financial transaction. Larry Burkett defined the differences this way: Needs are the basic necessities of life: food, clothing, employment, and housing.
Wants require that you make choices about the quality of goods: designer label clothing versus discount clothes; steak versus hamburger; a new car versus a used car.
Desires represent goods we may dream about having, but they are choices that aren't essential to our survival, safety or well-being.
There's nothing wrong with dreaming and desiring nice stuff. However, if you find yourself rearranging the need, want, and desire priorities it may take your attention from what's important and could get you into debt.
Income can become static or limited in some way. Often, this happens at retirement, when we discover that not everyone is able to spend the "golden years" globe trotting.
In fact, some find it difficult to make ends meet. Thirty percent of Americans 65 and older don't have enough money for basic living expenses, according to Time magazine. (Looks like someone may need a financial plan.)
Often, people on very restricted incomes think they need no financial plan (budget), because there's not enough money to plan with. This is a big mistake, since those with the most limited income are the ones who are most in need of planning their finances.
If that sounds like you, I recommend that you go online to www.crown.org and take advantage of the free online tools you'll find there to help you get your finances on track. In fact, if you're struggling financially, or suspect that you're in the beginning stages of a financial struggle—go online to Crown Financial Ministries Web site and get help now!
Do you have a system for paying your bills? More and more people are taking advantage of online bill payments or funds transfers. I admit to making one monthly payment online, but my wife prefers a method she learned from her mother.
When the bill comes, it's usually accompanied by a self-addressed envelope. She writes the date for mailing in the spot on the envelope where the stamp goes, then files by the bill in a small drawer. On the date for mailing, a stamp goes on the envelope and the bill gets paid. We've been married more than 50 years and we have never missed a payment—even when we've had a very low income.
That's so simple that it seems silly to suggest. What's the secret? It's not a secret at all. Just live within your means, whatever that means may be, and pay what you owe—on time.
Housing is the greatest expense most people incur, and home ownership could become a financial problem if it's not properly maintained.
Many of us remember when, a few years ago, home maintenance wasn't such a big deal. Ladders were easily climbed and trifocals didn't interfere with our painting or light-bulb-in-ceiling-fixture changing skills.
Time sure flies but the house still requires proper maintenance, and you may need more help getting things done today than you did a few years ago.
Look over this brief cold weather checklist to determine if something around your house requires attention. If you need help with some of the items, be wise. Ask someone younger to help you, or hire a professional. In the long run, it's cheaper than emergency room costs.
None of this is nuclear physics, but a financial plan should include these maintenance items. Organize your resources with a budget, pay bills on time, live within your means and take care of what you already have. It's called being a good steward.
My Uncle Will died in his mid-80s, leaving his wife Madge over $20,000 in credit card debt due to his out-of-control Internet shopping.
Their garage was packed with boxes he'd never opened, yet he had continued to say 'yes' to a variety of products they had no use for. Without realizing it, he had shopped away their future. Now it is up to my aunt to pay off the balance.
Uncle Will, and millions like him, grew up in families where money, or the lack of it, was used to manipulate or control, to alter moods, to rescue, to reinforce certain kinds of behavior. As adults, they find themselves continuing the pattern. Some gamble. Others shop and spend and use credit cards to the limit, to pass the time, to make themselves feel good, to gain attention.
To men and women who feel compelled to shop, any reason will do. You or someone you love may be one of them. If so, you may recognize some or all of the following characteristics that seem present in the lives of people who 'shop till they drop.'
Men and women who feel out of control with shopping and spending answer 'often' or 'very often' to most of these statements.
For help with out-of-control shopping and spending habits, consider visiting a meeting of Debtors Anonymous in your area. For information about this 12-Step support group (similar in style and format to Alcoholics Anonymous) visit www.debtorsanonymous.org."
Grew up in an emotionally distant home.
Perhaps you, like my friend Ann, were quieted down when you became excited, or you were told to "cool it," or to consider others, or not to make noise or show your temper. Or you may have been rewarded, as my cousin was, for being the even-tempered one or the dependable child. In summary, adults in your life were telling you to stuff your feelings. They don't count. But the Lord says, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." (John 10:10 NIV)
Equate shopping with emotional or spiritual fulfillment.
When a sale occurs at a local store, you may be the first in line — perhaps not even sure why. Maybe you remember your mother taking you shopping for special outfits and then going out for lunch. You returned home filled up inside and feeling pretty or handsome on the outside. Today, you may be looking for that same emotional fulfillment, even if you have to spend money to get it.
But only the Lord can fill us up where we most need it. "I am the bread of life; he who comes to me will never go hungry." (John 6:35 NIV)
Feel worthy only when you spend on others.
If you grew up in a home where your mother was a full-time caregiver, then your sense of worthiness may be directly connected to how much you do for others and how little you do for yourself. Shopping for others, even when you can't afford it, makes you feel good about yourself. You may even feel you have to do it. But the Lord says, "...godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it." (1 Tim. 6:6-7 NIV)
Driven by a desire for instant gratification.
You've probably seen the bumper sticker, "He who dies with the most toys, wins." Imagine! Our culture has so inundated us with a desire for every latest gadget and gimmick that many of us unconsciously believe we cannot get along without them: computer, cellular phone, CD player, automobile, kitchen appliance, exercise bike and so on. This is especially challenging for those of us who grew up with unmet needs — spiritual, emotional or physical.
We somehow believe that if we fill up our lives with things, we will be happy, content, acceptable. But the Lord reminds us, "And my God will meet all your needs according to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus." (Phil. 4:19 NIV)
Unsure of your worth as a person.
You may be an expert on what other people need and want, but you feel unsure of what is good for you. Perhaps you never stop long enough to find out, and that keeps you from making wise choices. The truth is you are precious in the sight of God and you don't have to do anything to earn it. "The LORD your God is with you…he will take great delight in you, he will quiet you with his love, he will rejoice over you with singing." (Zeph. 3:17)
Buyer's remorse is a strange condition known to set in this time of the year. Many people overspend during the Christmas season, even though they determined last year that it would never happen for a second time. Then, here they are again this year — regretting their newly acquired debt.
Larry Burkett used to say that "spending is a habit." That being true, then we should add that the way we handle that spending habit can either financially make or break us.
Spending needs to be managed in such a way that you buy only those things you actually need now and save for future needs. Unwise spending may provide some immediate satisfaction, but that seldom lasts very long, and it certainly never helps you achieve financial goals.
You must consciously substitute desirable spending behavior for the out-of-control spending habits that may have gotten you into debt. Now, these desirable spending habits may not prove to be immediately gratifying, but they will allow you to reach your financial goals.
Here are some ideas to help change spending habits.
Put all spending under God's control and recognize that you are the manager (steward) of God's resources.
Make all spending decisions based on real need and whether God would be pleased with the purchase. You may truly need a car. But, would God approve of your new gas-guzzling Humbugmobile with all of the bells and whistles, when a good used sedan would do just as well?
Avoid spending pitfalls when shopping by having a purpose, a time-limit and a list you've made before shopping; then stick to it. Limit the number of trips to the store or mall and never shop when hungry or depressed.
Under God's direction, control your money instead of allowing money to control you.
Then, once spending has been brought under control, you can determine how much needs to be spent each month in every area of an implemented budget — a spending plan.
Call it what you will, a budget is a spending plan that helps you organize and control financial resources, set and realize goals and decide in advance how money will work for the good of your family.
The basic idea behind budgeting is to save money up front for both known and unknown expenses, and that means there must be a commitment to stick to the plan.
Every purchase should be considered in light of an established budget. That means buying non-budgeted items on impulse must be avoided, especially when you have to purchase it with a credit card.
Be cautious about your spending habits — develop a look-now-maybe-I'll-buy-later attitude.
Shop around before buying and learn to say "No". Keep a record of spending and purchases.
If you feel the need to buy something that's not budgeted, put it on a want-to-buy list. Then find two additional prices for the same item, to be sure it's a good buy. After a week's wait and checking prices, you may change your mind —or at least you should get the best buy on the item — but, do not charge it.
Remember, in order to have a budget/spending plan that works, you must have the attitude that God owns it all and you're only the manager of what He has entrusted to you. Without that belief, chances are that not much will change.
Your spending plan must be flexible. Do not make plans that are totally dependent on financial increases. Be patient, because sometimes God's will is accomplished by a loss rather than by a gain.
Your spending plan needs to be written, because a written plan:
A family budget shows you:
It's important to understand that very few, if any, families with financial difficulties have a written budget plan. Perhaps that's what God's Word is all about when it says:
"The mind of man plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps" (Proverbs 16:9).
After all, how can God direct our steps if we haven't planned?
The primary ingredients necessary to develop a spending plan are goals, and these are generally divided into short-range goals and long-range goals.
Short-range plans are basically day-to-day occurrences. Included in this day-to-day schedule should be some sort of plan for paying bills.
Long-range plans help you visualize your long-range financial objectives. Not every Christian will be wealthy, but everyone has a responsibility to plan well, to have sound objectives and to operate according to God's principles.
Getting started on a budget/spending plan isn't always easy, but it is essential. Some families have the false idea that they don't make enough money to live on a budget, but they need a spending plan even more than others. Because when a family has to live on a low income, they must develop a budget that is as non-indulgent as possible, control their spending very carefully and live within the established budget guidelines.
At times it might become very frustrating, wondering how to develop a budget when there doesn't seem to be enough money to make ends meet. But that's exactly what makes a budget even more important for families with low incomes.
Whatever your income level might be, a well-developed spending plan should help you determine:
At first, it can be hard to make a budget work. Often, people with low incomes have to play catch-up, because they don't have the funds to set aside for the various budget categories. Even though it might take as much as a year for a family to get on solid ground with a budget, disciplined use of your money will eventually pay off. Best of all, as you chip away at it, bit by bit, God will honor your obedience.
Perhaps you would like more information about goal setting and planning, and feel that you need some help and encouragement in getting started. Here's a suggestion — go to the Internet site of Crown Financial Ministries at www.crown.org and you'll find free online tools to help you develop your spending plan.
There you'll find calculators for:
While online at www.crown.org, visit the Budgeting Coaching section. If you have a brief budgeting question, you can chat online privately for 20 minutes with one of Crown's Money Map Coaches at no charge.
If you live in the United States and would like to have someone help you with an in-depth evaluation of your financial situation — income, spending, debt, saving, giving and so on — you can meet in person with a Money Map Coach in your area, again at no charge.


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text: The Epicenter™ by AudioControl Bass processor (White) Zoom Front bass remote (detail) System Diagram: OEM integration (factory amp), bass restoration and 2-channel crossover Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 161EPICEW Review Summary 13 people say Low Stock $159.99 Was: -$48.00 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Scratch & Dent Price Loading... $111.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $159.99 New Stock Buy this item and earn up to 112 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 112 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Staff Reviews Customer Reviews Q&A Accessories Our take on the The Epicenter™ by AudioControl by Gabrielle Thorndyke Kick up the bass Jealous of all the bumpin' bass you hear in hip hop, rap, and EDM? Well you can put that deep, biting bass into your classic rock or Tejano music with an AudioControl Epicenter bass processor. Most satellite and factory radios compress and dial down bass response to protect flimsy factory speakers, so when you do add a subwoofer, there's no bass to play. The Epicenter will bring it back. AudioControl's legendary Epicenter bass processor maximizes the low-frequency power and punch of your bass system, whether it's a simple powered tube or a full-blown competition setup. Simply install this processor between your car's receiver and your outboard amplifiers, and hear what you've been missing. How does it do that? Sophisticated processing analyzes the incoming signal, restores low bass fundamental tones, and increases your bass response without stressing out your speakers. You can connect The Epicenter to any receiver with preamp outputs — its balanced inputs will reject noise from your car's electrical system. A subsonic filter removes extreme low bass from your signal so your amps and subs will play louder and cleaner, and a single band ParaBass bass equalizer lets you fine tune the bass. Just rotate the single knob on the included dash-mounted controller to control bass restoration — it's that simple. The Epicenter does a great job of pumping up digital music files or live recordings on disc, restoring low bass that's been lost to compression or poor recording. Plus, iPods and other MP3 players roll off low bass in order to make your headphones sound better. With one twist of a knob, the Epicenter restores these low frequencies, making your iPod sound better over your car's sound system. See more info on this item Highlights:bass restoration processor (white)increases bass response from your system2-channel preamp inputs and outputsPara-Bass controls adjust center-frequency and width of bass processingfixed subsonic filter (33 Hz, 12/dB octave)wired dash-mount bass remote8"W x 6-1/2"H x 1-3/16"Dfrequency response: 10 to 100,000 Hzweight: 1.7 poundswarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Important note: Connect The Epicenter between your receiver and amplifier, before any external crossovers. Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Pre-amp Bass Restoration Processor Remote dash mount control 20' RJ-14 cable Adhesive backed remote label Owner's manual QC checklist Product registration card Scratch & Dent items may be missing non-essential accessories. In some cases the manufacturer's accessories have been replaced with generic equivalents. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Bass Restoration: Rather than simply turning up the bass, the patented bass restoration circuit takes a full range input signal and measures the upper harmonics of the bass frequency range to determine what frequencies have been lost during the recording process, then correctly restores the missing bass information. The remote rotary knob allows you control how much bass is restored to the system. A full range signal is output from the Epicenter Plus that can feed a full range amp, a subwoofer amp (with built-in crossover), or an outboard crossover. Para-Bass: Para-Bass is a single band, parametric equalizer for the bass output. The center frequency is continuously variable from 27 Hz to 63 Hz. The width of the band is also adjustable. Bass Maximization: The Bass Maximization circuit allows The Epicenter Plus to maximize the bass output of any system while restraining destructive bursts, which can damage speakers. the 5.0 volt factory setting can be changed to 2.5, 7.5, or 10 volts if the amplifier and speakers can handle it. Remote: The bass restoration level is adjusted using the included wired remote. The remote is designed to be dash mounted, within reach of the driver; it can be mounted under the dash with the supplied bracket, or the bracket can be removed and the knob and LED can be custom mounted through the dash. Dimensions: Width: 2.557" Height: 1.489" Depth: 1.824" (2.448" including knob) Subsonic Filter: The subsonic filter crossover point is 33 Hz; it's governed by a replaceable chip, so it can be changed to 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, or 45 Hz. Balanced Inputs: Using the balanced differential input circuit cancels noise picked up in the transmission line between the Epicenter Plus and the the source unit. The inputs can be set to balanced or unbalanced if needed. Ground Isolation: The power supply ground is switchable, in case of ground loop noise. The factory position is fully isolated (typically the best choice), but can be changed to Ground or 200Ω. Terminal Block: The power/ground/remote terminal is removable; the wiring is attached to the block, then the block is plugged into the Epicenter. Specifications: Maximum Input Level: 15 volts RMS Maximum Output Level: 9.5 volts RMS/13 volts peak Frequency response: 10 Hz-100 kHz;±1dB THD: 0.003% S/N Ratio: 130dB Balanced Input Noise Rejection: >60 dB Input Impedance: 10 kΩ Output Impedance: 150 ohms Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Video: What can AudioControl Gear Do For My Car Audio System? Video: What can AudioControl Gear Do For My Car Audio System? by Charlie Pastorfield Crutchfield car A/V editor and longtime musician Charlie put a new system in his convertible a little while back, and while his sound vastly improved it was missing something at first. After tuning... Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card The Epicenter™ by AudioControl Reviews Average Customer Review: 13 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 What are you waiting for! Get it! Written By mb, madison heights on Sunday, August 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) you can win a Bass competition playing nothing but music from the 1940's. This is the neatest car stereo product you will ever own! Don't pay any attention to anyone saying it won't do anything for today's music, It will make the modern music' s bass sound WICKED! anyway just get it and if you don't like it Crutchfield will let you return it. so there is nothing to loose! Pros: everything Cons: what cons? Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Audio control Epicenter Written By Threcio, Tortola, British Virgin Islands on Friday, September 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is awesome. I have it connected to a 15 inch Kicker Comp and it pounds. I recommend the epicenter especially for songs that dont have much lows. This product really backs up its name. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 mad bass Written By Anonymous, California on Monday, September 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This reproduces some crazy bass wow 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 This thing really works Written By JP, Schertz TX on Tuesday, March 27, 2012 I bought one of these in 1997 and asthetically it looks unchanged...Why change it if it works! Anyhow, my system included Orion NT Subs hooked up to an Orion 2250 bridged down to .5 ohm...serious bass for those who are unfamiliar with this Orion line of subs and amps. This epicenter would actually not sound good with extreme bass music or modern rock considering I already had more bass than the ear could handle. However, when playing 50s, 60s and 70s music this epicenter truly enhanced the bass response making the older music much more enjoyable. The epicenter works as advertised by taking the peak of each bass note and allowing your system to carry the bass note at its peak through a longer period of time before the bass note drops off. Pros: Works fantastic with music lacking good bass to begin with. My friends could hardly believe their ears when I turned up the epicenter to the Supremes! Cons: Does not sound good with extreme bass music (DJ Magic Mike, Techno Bass...etc...) but you can turn the epicenter all the way down when playing this type music and it will not affect any output. Literally, turning the knob all the way down is like turning it off. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 AudioControl Epicenter Written By TurnHeading360, Tampa, FL on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's so,so... I was expecting more. It's not doing anything really; the signal input is no different than the signal output. If I turn up the knob all it seems to do is just increase the volume level of the subs, I even degraded some songs from 320 to 196 just to see if the machine would fix anything...nothing. Maybe it's broken...who knows. 2 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 The best tool for anyone that loves bass! Written By CSR, Gadsden, AL on Friday, April 08, 2011 If you love bass, and I mean all aspects of bass reproduction, then there is absolutely no better component than this! With The EpicenterT installed in your system, any system, you will Experience bass like you never have before! Not only will you Hear & Feel all of the bass notes that you've been missing, every single bass note that is reproduced will Feel & SOUND better than they ever have before...cleaner, clearer, deeper, lower, tighter, harder hitting, more powerful, more dynamic, just plain BETTER! It will allow you to Hear, Feel, & Experience Bass like it is truly supposed to be...PERFECT! Do your System & Yourself a favor...install the AudioControl EpicenterT Today! 5 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 the epic truth Written By thasnapper, mad county,in on Sunday, October 10, 2010 the epicenter iz a subharmonic processor whut ever note it recivevez it putz a note one octive below that note!! meaning u can make the beatlez 1 cd bang like guccimane!! 2 really get tha best outta a epic u need a eq with a sub crossover with vari. freq, cut off i use tha alpine bbe then set the x-over at 100hz turn all andz below 100hz down 2 (-6) then play with it!! igot 4) 15" L-7 1 massive 3000 old school funk and 80'z soundz amazin in my trunk! and please get dynamat it makez me sound wicked when i ride by guyz in my hood love it!! WARNING if u got cheap or poorly engineered subz they will blow up!! 3 out of 45 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 awsome bass Written By Aaron, Houston, Tx on Wednesday, October 06, 2010 This product is awsome. It gives your system that extra bass it is missing. It makes my two 10 in subs hit super hard. Every one that loves bass should have one. I recommend to everybody. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 epic muzic Written By impressive Audio, Dallas tx on Monday, June 07, 2010 I have used the epic for about 14 years now it is a mager peace of any install I do if they wont mager bass but not only does it recovers bass but its also a line driver cuz most head units are 4-6 volts output to amp you can go inside and add volts directly to amp from 7.2 to 12.0 volt to give your amp maxx voltage output and a more solid frequincy and it also has ground isolations you can change for that unbearable ground noise O YEA it will dang near blow the trunk off if thats what you into I give it 10 thumbs up thanks...OGREDD 3 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Restores low end Written By Old School, Florida on Monday, February 08, 2010 The epicenter is a vital part of your audio system if you listen to older (pre 1990's) recordings. It helps to restore the bass tracks that were removed by the sound labs. It works well to give a warm low end to cassette tapes, without sounding over amplified. I would recommend a subsonic filter at 20-25 hz. 8 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Epicenter Written By MICHAEL, Henryetta, OK on Thursday, January 07, 2010 It did ad more bass, but dash mount control knob was more like a volume knob for bass which now is a very hard bass. Manual is not really clean or unit is not marked at what frequencies the control knob is adjusting like on their 4.1 EQ. The other adjust the width of the bass. I have it with a 25 Hz sub sonic filter using Alpine Rs in a ported to Alpine's Optimum Specs of 1.7 c.f. For me the bass hits to hard and not as musical, but maybe some of you guys like that. JVC head unit with EQ and Surround Sound adjustment does OK and just wanted to be able to restore what they said was lost bass, but it seemed harsh to me, not sure of Ipods etc with loss bass only use CDs FM some HD FM. A actual EQ would work better with marked frequencies and ability to know what your adjusting. It's a very hard hitting bass which is better if you used a EQ! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 The Epicenter™ by AudioControl Written By Anonymous, Central Texas on Tuesday, September 01, 2009 I had one of these puppys way back when in 93' In a 85' Olds Cutlass Supreme Brougham. The bass that came out of those 10's with the 500 amp was unbeliveable, if I had the money to purchase another one of these I would gladly do so, the nob is so convienient and the effect is really noticable. Im glad to see the epicenter is still around and wish I still had mine....Thx Audio Control for the great memories :) 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 amazing Written By chip, lodi,ca. on Sunday, January 11, 2009 I installed this little guy cause so much of the music i listen is old rock and it just didn't have that low end bass like the new rock has ie: dio, aerosmith, led zepplin, montrose but this thing is amazing just a litttle turn of the knob and wow it is whole different song. i cant believe the difference it has made, so if your sick of listening to the only songs that bass on that cd try one of these and u will listen to all the songs, it works well on all music including rap and rock, thanks crutchfield. 22 out of 29 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the The Epicenter™ by AudioControl Add Accessories Add a Warranty The right tools make the installation go more smoothly. 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I know that everyone has a right to their opinion but I can't believe all this negativity toward the shows. I haven't been on the board for awhile due to being turned off by the negativity and I doubt if I will be coming back on anytime soon. I thought I would see some positive comments but nothing has changed. Sad.
Too much fussing over scripted, rehearshed tv programs,
these hosts are just doing a job,and trying to entertain us, and its not their fault,its the network we should be fussing at LOLThis message has been edited. Last edited by: CC-IMO,
The few shows on HGTV that are not all about the drama are shown at odd hours with little or no advertising so most of the discussions naturally vere towards the shows that are on all the time ad infinitum. And as CC-IMO explained they are all about the drama, not good decorating or good design, or anything that offers value to the viewer.
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When I started watching HGTV there was a daytime lineup and a lineup of new episodes for each evening of the week. They even had a monthly magazine with a listing of every show and episode.
One by one all of the great shows disappeared. Some of the new shows were good but not the quality of the past but they too disappeared.
We have now reached PB/LIOLI reruns 24/7 with no new shows and no schedule. On the rare occassion that a new show is added it is next to impossible to find and soon disappears. Latest example is "Shop This Room".
I long ago accepted the fact that the HGTV of the past is gone and was relaced by a H&G version of "TV Land", all reruns all the time.
I enjoy watching some of my old favorites on TV Land and I think HGTV viewers will be much less negative when they accept the fact that it is now a place to go for reruns also.
I think the negativity comes from disappointment and frustration. The new HGTV format does not offer the same type of programming. It may be that the new "faux reality" format appeals to a larger audience, and us older (as in long time) viewers are in the minority.
In the entertainment industry change is not always the most successful route, as seen in countless old TV shows being turned into movies and plays.
Complaining may not change the situation, but where else but on the stations own fan forum would one voice their opinion?
Very true!!
This is it in a nutshell. It's a whole new audience out there, and the demographics that HGTV pursues (which are significant, whether anyone chooses to believe it or not) account for the change in programming formats. HGTV is far from alone -- all major cable TV and broadcast networks are doing the same thing; some do it better than others.
As I have stated here ad nauseam, the strong opinions posted here are not reflective of the entire universe of HGTV viewers, just the vocal minority who are having difficulty adjusting to -- or accepting -- the way TV programming has changed. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
I heard the last few years through the grape vine;
HGTV was trying to get to the younger audiences
"IF" HGTV was like TV Land at least the younger viewers would get a glimpse of what a real HGTV WAS all about?
so where are all our "OLD" reruns from HGTV's real days of glory??
does anyone high up ever check these boards for our opinions at ALL???
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I liked when HGTV was more design focused.Now it seems to be all real estate.Rather boring programming.I rarely watch HGTV anymore.
Lest anyone think the complaining is reserved to just a few of us "cranks" here on this board, take a look at this thread that's already 2 years old and ten pages long complaining about the very same things:
So it looks like the "negativity" is justified and therefore people who are upset about this situation should not be told to go away.
No, no they don't. If you mean HGTV.
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I am not an employee of HGTV, nor is anyone else that posts here.
My advice may be worth exactly what you pay me for it. :-) For the record I did not stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night.
No, not only does no one associated with HGTV view the boards, they no longer actively monitor them for abuse of the rules either.
We have posted alerts to the moderators on other topics many many times and the abusing posts are no longer removed.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Charming,
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Day after day, hour after hour of having the lame Property Brothers shoved down viewers' throats? Endless marathons of House Hunters? Whiny couples on real estate shows? WHO CARES? I click on my DISH viewing guide to see what's coming up on HGTV, and it's more, more, and more of the same. I've given up. Just came to the boards to see if anyone else feels the same.
There was a time when watching HGTV was my one guilty indulgence - I looked forward to watching it EVERY evening after dinner and before bedtime....
...Now, I just turn to another channel (Bravo or TLC) and watch some of the silliness that they carry.
I keep popping back on the boards to see if anything "new" is coming, only to find the same old, same old.
Oh well, I guess all good things must come to an end (?)
I gave up on actually learning anything on HGTV years ago. I come to the boards to read threads from others about home solutions & learn much more from other viewers than anything on HGTV nowadays. Thanks, y'all!
"When you're going through hell, keep going."
--- Winston Churchill
No need to be so glum. HGTV has changed...and there are shows I miss... Designing for the sexes, Deserving Design, the storage organizer show...forgot the name right now.... but I do like Love it and List it. Think the drama is fun...and the reveals are worth it. I also place bets on who is going to be the most outrageous on that episode.
Anyways... wish they would mix it up a bit and not show 3 in a row of any show....its overkill.
ok enough of negativity LOLThis message has been edited. Last edited by: CC-IMO,
Sadly, I see I wasn't the only one who enjoyed having HGTV on all the time until they quit putting on any actual "design" shows. Was considering canceling cable subscription. Seeing the lack of any response from the network, makes the decision. Unfortunate.
I have been watching hgtv for a long time and understand they need commercials to pay the bills but noticed with a timer that some of the actual half hour shows you get maybe 15 minutes of the real show and sometimes they repeat parts of the show to let you know whats going on because you end up loosing track of whats going on .I think that is common these days on all the channels on tv .Geeze I remember when tv ended at midnight and you got the flag and the national anthem .Geeze making myself sound old as the hills .LOL
I agree about the frustration part of HGTV. I used to LOVE HGTV. I got so much out of it. Now, it seems every time I turn on the tv it's House Hunters, Love It or List It, or something like that. I enjoy seeing what people do to their homes with decorating, etc. Some of my favorites used to be Trading Spaces, Design Cents (w/Joy), Divine Design (just because I loved her designs), Design on a Dime, Color Splash. Maybe I'm just not watching at the right time of day, but I am a stay-at-home mom and every time I look to see what's on - that's it. I get tired of watching the same things, much less marathons of shows. Anyway, I just miss it.
Wow, thanks for all the opinions, folks. I guess every network goes through this. And yes, HGTV has a bad habit of going to the well too often. A steady diet of any one thing is bad. Moderation is the key!
I love this message board!
I LOVE HGTV and DIY, too. We no longer have cable and I miss, miss, Miss NOT having them. I'm very thankful to have the internet to see even the short videos to see some of the shows this way.
Having the boards and sites, DO help. I read what SCRIPPS is going through with all the changes of the viewers. For those complaining, I wish you would read this....NOT an easy read if you don't like the "business" side of programming. However, I think the company IS doing the best with the changes that is taking place. There are always reasons for changes.
We have been blessed to have such creative shows produced by this network.This message has been edited. Last edited by: trish212,
I heard that some time ago that if someone posted a negative comments too many times they were banned,after all that I should be surprised there still is a message board at all LOL
The negativity in this message board comes from the fact that HGTV has forgotten who their audience is. Please, don't tell me that this new generation wants to see Love it or List it a million times or Property Brothers, or House Hunters another million of times. I wouldn't mind seeing new programs, and I mean new programs that could appeal to any type of viewer, but HGTV had officially decline to produce shows, and simply repeat over and over those shows that they think appeal to all.
There were a couple new shows on last night, but I didn't care for either of them. One was about moving and flipping houses in Texas and it involved auctioning the houses. The other show was about House Hunters and where they are now. The shows were still about buying and selling real estate.
Anyone else see these shows?This message has been edited. Last edited by: mriley,
Here is why we're seeing what we see on hgtv, in a nutshell:
Well, I guess that we are here in the minority, or they buy their ratings? Very difficult for me that the affluent women in the US are this stupid. but, perhaps I am wrong.
I think what some of us forget is that the comments posted here represent a vast MINORITY of viewers, not the majority of viewers.
Probably fewer than 10 percent of any kind of audience bothers to post on fan sites (like the HGTV message boards)or call talk radio or write letters to the editors.
It is not surprising that HGTV viewers fit the upscale female 25-49 demographic because that is the group the programming has been designed to reach. Among certain advertisers that demographic is extremely important.
Why should anyone consider them "stupid" for watching HGTV? The same could be said about someone posting on an HGTV message board.
Plus, we cannot possible speculate how much time one of these viewers actually spends watching HGTV; it could only be once a week on one particular show. But if that one show at a particular time is on their Nielsen meter, that is what counts. And, believe me, if they stop watching HGTV, it will show up on the ratings.
I fully understand that we here happen to be in the minority. But what I cannot understand is, that upscale 25-49 women all watching these specific shows, Love it or List it, Property Brothers, etc. House Hunters over and over again several times a week without not being able to see anything else, And providing HGTV with the rating that they say they have. Calling them stupid, perhaps is not the word, but they must see what we have seen here also. so, what's the game here. they like these shows so much that they don't need the variety? and watch them over and over again?
There's no game here. People watch what they want to watch. We haven't the foggiest idea --at all -- if they are watching the same shows over and over again. And, so what if they like the shows?
What is the BFD, anyway? Do people here really expect to have HGTV shows on demand to suit their own personal needs, predilections and schedules? What TV network does that, anyway?This message has been edited. Last edited by: aychihuahua,
I am sorry that I don't understand what you mean by BFD. Yes, you are correct. in what you are saying. people watch what they want to watch. Simply stating that the negativism that you may see here is perhaps that we would like to see more or a variety and not so many repeats.
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