WITH TREES! even. proof of me in kansas. that is of course everyone knows a photo of me.

You're going to get someone else to do it for you.

You already specifically stated it was you, as well as the 2 users having not only a similar name, but nearly the same posting content and style.

@pc_rocks: i recommend intermediate fasting to battle your obesity

@zaryia: this is my one and only account. im not anyone else

The problem with bookshelf speakers (especially if they are located in a big room) is they lack in the mid bass due to lack of power and drivers. So, you have to over compensate with the subwoofer. This creates an unbalanced sound. You lose a lot of the tight kick/punch in the sound and you don't get the smooth, balanced, and full sound across the whole frequency range.

For the record, I also use bookshelf speakers, but I live in a condo and I can't go too crazy with my system.

Dollar for dollar a shelf speaker will be better since those dollars will be focused on fewer drivers and a smaller enclosure

@Shewgenja: I remember reading about it, HDMI 2.1, but no way I was going to wait for that, it will be more widespread in 2019 I think, right now not many people have TVs that support it. It's the latest stuff and I knew the new HDMI format was around the corner, but you have to draw the line somewhere with these things, otherwise you'll never be satisfied...and if the TV you own cannot be updated via firmware that's fine, but for me I don't have any regrets getting my 4K TV and got a great deal on it.