9 speaker ceiling setup questions!
I wouldn't buy a complicated, and very expensive, three zone receiver for this setup. I would purchase a dedicated receiver for your living room, and then an entry level receiver with 2 zone (it's very common) for your other rooms. The biggest reason I would split up the duties is because it gets very complicated to make things work. Idk if you have a wife, but she won't appreciate all the button clicking to get something to work in the living room. It sounds like ARC is the only way to go for these... it's going to be very annoying when trying to troubleshoot or setup something from your bedroom when the receiver is in your living room. But it should be fine when everything is setup and working.
Also, I would not bother with a subwoofer in a bedroom.
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