Regent5 is a Northern California Anthem home theater installer, AV system designer and calibration specialist. We design, install, calibrate and service AVM processors, MRX receivers, MCA and Statement amplifiers and ARC Genesis systems, integrating immersive audio, HDMI sources, networking, racks and smart-home control for private cinemas and media rooms.
Regent5 selects Anthem electronics from the speaker layout, subwoofers, room volume, listening level, display, sources, rack, power, control system, and calibration goals.
Flagship 15.4-channel A/V processor with HDMI 2.1 8K support, ARC Genesis, immersive audio, and four subwoofer channels.
15.2-channel processor for premium theaters that need separate power amplification, modern HDMI, ARC Genesis, and custom control.
15.2-channel preamp architecture with 11 amplified channels, ARC Genesis, HDMI 2.1, and flexible channel assignment for larger theaters.
Scaled MRX receiver options for medium and smaller surround systems needing Anthem processing, onboard power, modern HDMI, and ARC Genesis.
Slim-form-factor Anthem receiver for space-constrained media-room and television applications where conventional rack depth is limited.
Current MCA 525 Gen 2 and MCA 325 Gen 2 multi-channel power amplifiers for AVM systems or receiver-based theaters needing outboard power.
Statement P5, P2, and M1 amplification for systems where speaker demands, dynamics, and performance goals justify higher-level dedicated power.
Measured room correction, target-curve refinement, crossover verification, speaker timing, and subwoofer optimization performed after physical system setup.
8K/60, 4K/120, HDR, eARC, Kaleidescape, gaming, streaming, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, speaker layout, and subwoofer architecture coordinated end to end.
Rack engineering, ventilation, power, network, triggers, Savant, Control4 or Crestron integration, documentation, troubleshooting, and ongoing support.
Yes. Regent5 can design, install, calibrate, and service Anthem processors, receivers, amplifiers, and ARC Genesis systems as part of a complete cinema or media room. Scope can include speakers, subwoofers, projectors or televisions, sources, HDMI or fiber, networking, racks, power, automation, programming, and final acoustic calibration.
Both are current 8K-capable Anthem A/V processors with ARC Genesis and immersive audio. AVM 90 is the flagship 15.4-channel model and provides additional subwoofer processing and higher-level audio design, while AVM 70 is a 15.2-channel platform. Regent5 selects between them from channel count, subwoofer architecture, speaker system, room goals, and budget.
An AVM processor is appropriate when the theater will use separate power amplifiers and needs maximum channel and system flexibility. MRX receivers combine processing with onboard amplification and can be more efficient for many rooms. The decision depends on speaker count, speaker load, target volume, rack space, upgrade plans, and budget.
ARC Genesis is Anthem's measurement and room-correction software for compatible products. It uses microphone measurements from multiple positions to create correction filters and target curves that address room-related frequency-response problems. Regent5 also verifies speaker placement, crossover choices, subwoofer placement, phase, and levels because calibration works best when the physical system is designed correctly first.
Capabilities depend on the Anthem model. AVM 90 provides four subwoofer channels, while MRX 1140 includes independent subwoofer outputs and ARC tools for multi-subwoofer systems. Regent5 confirms the processor architecture and then combines physical placement, delay, phase, level, crossover, and room correction to create consistent bass across the listening area.
Current AVM and MRX 8K models support immersive formats including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X and use HDMI 2.1 for current high-bandwidth sources. Exact capabilities vary by model and source format. Regent5 verifies the full path—including source, cable or fiber, Anthem electronics, display, and firmware—before promising a particular 8K, 4K/120, HDR, or eARC workflow.
Separate amplification is useful with an AVM processor and can also supplement an MRX receiver when the speaker count, impedance, sensitivity, listening level, room size, or performance goals demand more power or channel flexibility. Regent5 calculates the actual speaker and channel requirements before choosing MCA, Statement, or other compatible amplification.
Yes. Regent5 can coordinate Kaleidescape or other sources through Anthem processing to Sony, JVC, Epson, or Barco projection and an immersive speaker system. The HDMI or fiber path, HDR compatibility, aspect ratio, audio formats, screen masking, projector control, rack design, and calibration are planned together.
Yes, using supported control methods for the selected Anthem model and surrounding equipment. Regent5 can integrate source selection, power, volume, listening modes, projector or television control, screen masking, lighting, shades, and cinema scenes through Savant, Control4, or Crestron after the final device configuration is verified.
Plan the speaker and subwoofer layout, wire gauge and pathways, rack size and depth, ventilation, dedicated power where appropriate, network connection, projector or display path, HDMI or fiber, source locations, control wiring, service clearances, and acoustic treatment before framing and millwork are complete. Equipment should be selected after the room and channel plan are known.
Yes. Regent5 can assess ARC profiles, speaker settings, subwoofer behavior, firmware, HDMI handshakes, sources, amplifiers, network connectivity, triggers, control programming, rack thermals, and the display or projector. The goal is to identify the failing part of the system before recommending equipment replacement.
Cost depends on the Anthem processor or receiver, amplification, speaker and subwoofer count, projector or television, sources, rack and power, cabling, networking, automation, acoustic work, programming, ARC calibration, and room construction. A receiver-based media room and a 15-channel processor-based private cinema have very different scopes, so design is required for a meaningful installed budget.
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