Yes. Each call should be using only 100 Kbps max, so you have more than enough bandwidth. We had call quality issues initially as well, and it turned out the QoS had not been configured correctly on the router.
Sounds like your router is not configured correctly. You need to configure it to give highest priority to your VOIP packets. Our system works fine on a 16/3 connection.
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