Newbie question for amps: Sunfire, Anthem, Rotel?

I have the anthem avm 20 and when I searched for an amp, I brought home an anthem and sunfire amp. The sunfire was so so sweet! Not that the anthem amp was not nice but for home theater I deeply desire an amp thats warm mellow and almost tube like in its sound. And the sunfire does it! The anthem I thought was a great value but had mabe an unnatural sound to it. The biggest thing is the anthem would end up being more bright or maybe too forward for those loud hollywood flicks. There both good just the sunfire is the amp designed for me!! On another note, I have read soooo much good stuff on the theta multichannel amps so this last weekend I brought it home to demo! I could not wait to toss that theta out of my system and put the sunfire back in. I cant believe I said that!! The theta has a better soundstage and nice airy sound to it but really fatigued my ears. I turned the treble down but still noticed it forward. I'm guessing in the mid range (possibly upper) area and lower treble. I guess I started to realize that I just cant listen to solid state except sunfire at this point of what I have listed too. I am thinking of going to tubes for the three front channels. Hope that helps?

1) Parasound 2205a

Then the Anthem.

Can't comment on the others, and suspect they're good pieces, but I've had an Anthem MCA 5 in my system for 5 (holy crow - five!?) years now, and it's the longest lasting piece I've had.
While it only does duty for the center and rear speakers, it's a nice unit, and I have no desire to change it. I used to have two HSU subs on the other channels, and the Anthem never ran out of gas. If my main 2-channel amp (Bryston 4B ST) died, I wouldn't have a problem with using the Anthem again.
Also note that the Anthem has an option of a signal sensing circuit for turn on, which is great for my multichannel purpose, as well as the fact that I have all Martin-Logan's and don't want to energize the power supplies every time I turn them on by an amp that uses a 12V turn-on from a pre-amp. Yes, it also has a standard 12V turn-on-all selected by a rear switch.
Good luck.