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I have 7 bed layers and two atmos Polk speakers. With an Onkyo rz3100 (back story, the L/R chanel amps are fried hence the 2 channel amp). I've spent 6+ months getting it sounding pretty darn good. However, I'm upgrading my emotiva A2 mini 50 watts per channel to a basx A-300 160 watts per channel. I really didn't want to run the whole room correction again and possibly lose what I have. My question is, would it be okay to just adjust the new amp manually or is it better to start over with room correction?

Hello, I was just looking into Dolby Atmos AC4. Can anyone speculate when Disney will adopt the new AC4 dolby atmos standard?

Walmart at its finest, the price on the tag said $5.42 and by the time I got to the checkout stand it was. Price gouging at its finest