Samigh1943

For eARC and Blu-ray, especially with 4K, you'll want a high-quality HDMI cable. Brands like Belkin or AudioQuest are pretty good. They make cables that can handle 4K well. Also, since you're looking into HDMI stuff, check this out: https://hifiaudios.com/cables/hdmi-arc-vs-earc/. It's a comparison that might give you more info on what you need.

If you're not grinding beans yourself, maybe give it a shot. It can make a difference. Also, check out local roasters for beans under $10 a pound. They might have some great options. Upgrading from Keurig to a drip coffee maker could also level up your coffee game.

I'm not in the market, but that setup sounds pretty sweet

Nice to hear about your journey into Klipsch speakers! La Scalas are a solid choice for that immersive listening experience

If you're into CDs for your music, a dedicated CD player like the Marantz 6007 could be sweet. But if you fancy playing other stuff like Blu-rays, a universal player like the Panasonic DP-UB820EG-K might be your jam. Some folks dig these players 'cause they cover more than just CDs. Oppo used to be cool, but it's out now. If you're cool with your audio keeping its quality and you want to watch videos too, a universal player might be a good move. Just check if the audio stays top-notch for your 2-channel setup.

"Yep, Roy used a tool in the demo! It was kinda crowded and complex, but all the subs did well with the sounds - separating kicks, plucks, and whacks. When those La Scalas joined with their horn-loaded bass, they stood out big time. They don't sound like regular subwoofers, not one bit. You can usually spot a DR subwoofer in a system by 'that sound' it makes. These guys really got guts! Seems pretty analog, if Ray's on the money."