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Looking for the best 2 channel system for a college graduate music lover-- store bought or DIY, with or without sub.... GO!

Not me. I didn't think there was a reason to unless you could modify the GUI in some way. Which, i'm ok with and will get used to at some point i'm sure.

I don't have a 4k tv, i just bought it because it was on sale and figured there may come a time when I'd be getting one. As for how it compares to a Roku? I think the main difference is going to be the interface. I think in general, most folks like the Roku interface better, plus it has more...

I think they have it labelled as "Surf"...

The lyrics are totally dumm (sic), but I can't help sing along..

Until recently, I've been streaming Netflix through my Dish receiver and Amazon Prime through my TV's smart TV app. Neither option has been perfect -- I'll get the occasional freeze, dropped resolution rate, etc. Definitely a first world problem, but annoying nevertheless. On a sort of whim, I...

I think you were the one that pointed me to that recording. It's now the afternoon... so a change of pace:

Mornings I will often turn to Opera to get my brain juices flowing...

Yep... found this one quickly -- Teac.

Bump... I haven't seen it since... i couldn't tell you when, but was on Amazon and saw that a band's 2018 release was available for streaming, CD, MP3 download, vinyl and cassette... Link.

It's got an 80s old school heavy metal vibe to it.

While listening to music? Never. Ever.

First it was Mongolian Heavy Metal... now Mariachi Heavy Metal. I'm not sold on this one yet.

Wow, that's awesome!

I'm curious, what did he think about your system compared to his? They're vastly different in philosophy and therefore execution of the finished product.

The HU -- they only have two tracks so far, but I didn't know I wanted Mongolian Folk Hard Rock until now

I do have a mic and an external sound card I bought YEARS ago that hopefully still works. However, I never was able to get the darned thing properly calibrated and didn't know why. I'll probably give REW a try first. I remember that they had lots of interesting graphs (I love graphs) to look at.

I have a copy of TrueRTA -- i just haven't used it in AGES. And I knew about REW after I needed the TrueRTA, so haven't used it at all. But, I do have those speakers I just built and wanted to show how much better my speakers than that blowhard Flint with his silly triangle speakers.

Just a curiosity thing... other than TrueRTA and REW, what other "good" and "inexpensive" audio measuring programs are there out there? And of those that have used both (and I wouldn't imagine there are a lot of those here) any pros/cons between the two?

Sorry, missed the gist... it's a show on BBC. The old seasons (i.e., the last 11 years) are on Amazon Prime I believe. The current season will likely land there in a year. It was a series that started in the 1963 and went through 1989. It was rebooted again in 2005. I'm just referencing the...