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Anthem

Anthem

Website:https://www.anthemav.com/

Est. year: 1988

Anthem is a trademark of the Canadian company Sonic Frontiers International, which develops high-end audio and video equipment, positioning Anthem specifically within the growing intersection of serious two-channel hi-fi and increasingly capable home-theatre processing.

Range & what it's known for

The catalog spans AV receivers, processors and power amplifiers, with Anthem's engineering particularly well regarded for its proprietary Anthem Room Correction (ARC) system, a room-correction technology that measures and compensates for a specific listening room's acoustic characteristics, a feature that has helped position Anthem's electronics as a genuine crossover choice for buyers wanting both accurate two-channel music reproduction and capable multi-channel home-theatre performance from the same components.

Who owns it and where it's made

Anthem is owned by Sonic Frontiers International, a Canadian audio and video equipment developer, continuing a Canadian engineering tradition in high-end electronics design.

The lineup in this catalog

AV receivers and amplifiers (14). Prices span roughly 2,000 dollars for entry AV receivers to over 10,000 dollars for flagship processors and power amplifiers.

Who it's for

Anthem suits buyers who want a single electronics brand capable of serious two-channel music reproduction alongside capable multi-channel home-theatre processing, particularly those who value the room-correction technology built into the brand's higher-tier products.