Thanks lovinthehd
Almost all my music is analog and digital.......about 50/50.....Cassette, LP's, CD's and downloaded MP3 and MP4 datas streamed from my laptops of which none are greater than 2.0.....Dell Precisions with some impressive software and sound card capabilities........although Dolby does come in one of my Flex 3 units. I do have a slight advantage over most in that I am in earshot of an electronics "graveyard" company that has many laptops, etc. that more than 50% just need new HDD's or passwords wiped, LOL. I usually can buy 10 to 20 units for $50 and keep the best......sell the rest. Fun!!!
I have a dedicated music room filled with stereo equipment, guitars and amps, TV and many assorted analog players like, Cassette, TT, CD, CD recorders and assorted guitar equipment so I'm usually the only one in it since there is just about 4' square around me after I sit in my chair.
It's a great place for my music needs, in other words and it seems to get smaller every week lately. I'm not buying more, just getting more........if that makes any sense. I don't mind it but my wife yells from the other side of the door when the music gets too clear over her TV shows. I told her to just turn up the TV, but after I woke up from her answer she just said "we'll see who turns down what?"......I'm used to it.
After a few thoughts about it I'm just going to see if I can get by with just the A-B speakers or try listening to a friend's center on this Yammer Hammer and see if there's anything worth investing. I like the soundstages from some of my speakers enough that this may just be something I'm over thinking.