If I had it to do all over again, I would do a 3.1 instead of 5.1 and use Paradigm speakers
Only conflict i would have is I love my Anthem Statement amp and they do not make a 3 channel.
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If I had it to do all over again, I would do a 3.1 instead of 5.1 and use Paradigm speakers
Only conflict i would have is I love my Anthem Statement amp and they do not make a 3 channel.
If I had it to do all over again, I would do a 3.1 instead of 5.1 and use Paradigm speakers
Only conflict i would have is I love my Anthem Statement amp and they do not make a 3 channel.
Anthem does make a 3 channel amp, it's the MCA30.
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If I had it to do all over again, I would do a 3.1 instead of 5.1 and use Paradigm speakers
Only conflict i would have is I love my Anthem Statement amp and they do not make a 3 channel.
What do you use now, a P5?
Yea, was thinking of the Statement line A2/5 and P2/5
Bit of a back story of why I am such an Anthem fan.
My A5 is 7-8 years old and last summer it failed. I called Anthem tech support and inquired about sending it in for repair. The tech support guy asked probing questions, diagnosed it over the phone and suggested that the needed part was user serviceable if I was up for it. I contacted my local Anthem dealer, ordered the circuit board I needed and swapped it out.
This left the good impression because I was not asking for it to be diagnosed over the phone. I was asking to spend $200ish in shipping for them to fix it and their customer service was like, you can if you want but its not necessary.
Bit of a back story of why I am such an Anthem fan.
My A5 is 7-8 years old and last summer it failed. I called Anthem tech support and inquired about sending it in for repair. The tech support guy asked probing questions, diagnosed it over the phone and suggested that the needed part was user serviceable if I was up for it. I contacted my local Anthem dealer, ordered the circuit board I needed and swapped it out.
This left the good impression because I was not asking for it to be diagnosed over the phone. I was asking to spend $200ish in shipping for them to fix it and their customer service was like, you can if you want but its not necessary.
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