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ETF tied to an index is better, same thing with far cheaper expenses. I like Vanguard ETF's.

Same guys that did my Atmos surround setup also mounted my 85 incher, did a great job too: http://www.yelp.com/biz/all-star-home-theater-anaheim

Excellent, love it every time I watch a movie. The regular 5.1/7.1 movies use the overhead speakers with Dolby Surround and they sound just as good as the (few) Blu-Rays that are encoded specifically for Atmos. Watched Into The Storm and it was amazing (the sound, not the plot or acting). I...

Yep, Jasmine Cypress Village. Didn't even use the AC much if at all this last month too. We are a tech family though, multiple dual screen computers, laptops, 85" TV, 60" TV, 11 speaker surround with with subwoofer, receiver, amps, etc.

I'd kill for $100 bill. My last bill was $257.47. Getting scared of when our first Summer in this house hits. May need to do solar before the Summer. I never had a bill below $100 even at our old 2 bedroom apartment in the Winter.

But, but...I thought everyone said when he came here he would join the ranks of great Laker bigs like Wilt, Kareem and Shaq?

Dwight Howard has a documentary? Is it titled, "The Most Overrated Center of All-Time?"

It's 8 times that.

No, higher frequency doesn't penetrate through walls as well. Most people want better range and a stronger signal but all the technology advancements seem to be focused on higher speeds when most people aren't complaining about that. And in order to get the max speed you need to be in the same...

What most people don't realize is that the 5ghz is the fast lane, but you mainly use it if you're in the same room as the router as it doesn't go through walls well. If you want range you need to use the 2.4ghz which isn't as fast.

It will have better range, but probably won't be amazing like 50-100% better.

Definitely DirecTV for TV if OTA Antenna isn't good enough. They have better sports packages and far better DVR's.

Cox if you want fast and reliable. Uverse if you're on food stamps and want anything above dialup AOL.

I vote for no-built in, just a clean look. A built-in will also limit you in the future when you want a bigger TV. Here's my current setup:

Vudu of course. Has the best quality of any streaming service in most avsforum comparisons. Plus supports more platforms that iTunes/Apple doesn't, like Android. Of course sound quality still sucks compared to lossless Blu-Ray.

Thanks, it is comfy, a lot of people fall asleep on it. Always wanted a deep couch and finally got one. It's a custom couch from here:http://www.yelp.com/biz/furniture-outlet-fountain-valley?osq=oc+furniture We chose the color, color of legs, length, height, depth, number of cushions, etc. It's...

No, was a quick move-in. They probably would have put them in the wrong locations anyway though. I'm using the ceiling speakers for Atmos overheads, my 7.1 speakers are on the ground.

Nope, Jasmine. I think the in-ceiling speakers were $500 something each and there's 6. Labor I think was around $1,000 for the ceiling installation.

Not sure if you found someone yet, but am happy with All-Star Home Theater's work. Here's some pics:

Was slight exaggeration, there's no hard release date yet. Won't matter if he's not getting Gigabit Internet anyway.