All Articles Tagged Anthem

CE Pro Editors | 01/10 07:16 AM, 0 Comments

BrandSource buying group reported its best Black Friday promotion ever as a result of new incentives and options offered through its Expert Warehouse II initiative, which adds more than 8,000 SKUs in multiple categories and offers members efficiency in logistics, warehousing, shipping and billing. The integration of Expert Warehouse II and its wider assortment of solutions and brands are designed to help members drive store traffic, boost sales and augment planned purchases with “rent to own” options. New categories include laptops, tablets, headphones, and iPod docks as well as IT-networking… View this story

Robert Archer | 11/18 06:11 AM,

Since the advent of Class D amplifiers the audiophile community has generally shrugged off these products, as cheap and inferior to traditional Class A and Class A/B amplifiers. The Canadian manufacturer Anthem is looking to change the audiophile community's perception of Class D products through the release of its Anthem Statement M1 monoblock amplifier. The M1 uses a Class D architecture, which afforded the company the ability to design an efficient, small footprint amplifier that delivers high levels of power with low distortion. Anthem says the amp took nearly 10… View this story

Arlen Schweiger | 11/15 09:04 AM, 1 Comment

If you heard some rumbling last summer, it may have been the collective applause from Anthem and Paradigm dealers. Back in late July 2009, the Canadian manufacturer announced its first front projectors, the LTX 300 and LTX 500 under the Anthem brand, thereby giving integrators a potential turnkey sale that combined a Paradigm surround-sound speaker system, Anthem amplification and processing, and Anthem projection. With such a wide range in pricing and value among the Paradigm lines, pitching your clients on shifting some money to higher-cost Anthem products becomes a more… View this story

Julie Jacobson | 08/13 06:42 AM, 7 Comments

When B&W announced last month that it would sell speakers through Magnolia, the specialty brand got some flak from dealers. Dealers, meanwhile, got bombarded with messages from competitive manufacturers that vowed to stay “true” to the custom market. One of those competitors was Paradigm, which sent a message to dealers titled, “Paradigm Remains Committed to the Specialty Business Model.” In the notice (reproduced below in full), Paradigm criticized vendors that “eschew longstanding commitment to the specialist A/V retailer … in search of greener pastures” that is national retail distribution. The… View this story