Affordable Processor with Fabulous 2 Channel ?

I agree with auxinput in that the Classe sound is highly resolved, detailed, transparent, fast with lots of attacks. 

@bwguy

Yes it is beautiful here in Seattle.
Good that your dealer is willing to re-calibrate it again for you. They should cause you bought it from them.

@caphill 
Yes, looking forward to it sounding even better than it already does.

@bwguy 

You said earlier that your Classe Sigma SSP went back to Classe for repair lately. Just curious, what was wrong with it? Cause Sigma SSP is somewhat new product and it first came out in early 2015. It made me think that the Sigma SSP might have reliability issue?
I do not own the Sigma SSP but I do own the Classe SSP 800 still and it is 8 yrs old now, so far it only went back to Classe once for service. 

@bwguya,
‘are you using balanced connections (XLR)  for l/r?  If so, then single ended connections (RCA) will all need to be elevated.  I’m sure many people more knowledgeable than I can predict the theoretical amount but my recollection from when I was running a 5 channel amp is that l/r was 0 and center was +6 or 7. I have found this to be the case with 2 different ProAc center speakers (cc1 and cc2) as well as 3 different ProAc l/r speakers (response 2.5, 3.0 and 5.0...  yes, at one time I owned all 5 models... )  I recommend doing a careful setup with test tones (preferably supplied from a Blu-ray test disk) and a decent dB meter.  The internal tone generator on the SSP is inadequate, although it has been improved. Differences of 1 dB between center and front channels significantly impact clarity and intelligibility of dialog.  I also found cable choices to be important.  But really obsessing over channel levels really pays off!