My stereo is flat from 20-20,000 cps, so what, my best scope is flat from DC to 350 MHz. Just installed a 2,000 watt system in my car, is that peak to peak power, peak power, or did you just add up the power handling capacity of your speakers were the voice coil adds up? If you had a true 2,000 watt system, you wouldn't be here, your head will be blown off.
Solid state sucks, only good sound comes from a 12AX7 vacuum tube, this is because you became accustomed to non-linear distortion. Only good sound comes from an LP record and a tone arm, this is because you became accustomed to a very limited frequency range. Tested a pair of $40,000 speakers, sounded absolutely terrible until I rotated each speaker inward 3 degrees, you just described an audiophile.
The more speakers I have, the better, wow, you must really love acoustical phase distortion. The more power the better, well the average even six inch speaker produces 110 db sound a 1KHz at one meter, anything above 85 db will cause ear damage, are you sure you are not stone deaf?
Can list more, but never found a field with more BS than audio. In terms for frequency response only instrument capable of even getting close to 30Hz is a 32 foot pipe organ, that lick butt bass occurs at 150 Ha, even the lowest note on a piano is a series of 150 Hz pulses at a 16 Hz rate.
I sure should hook up to XM, already paid for the hardware whether I wanted to or not. My HF boat radio cost a lot of money, but was in around 1970 with a radio that could communicate around the world has banned for VHF with a range of maybe 12 miles if you are lucky. But not as bad as having 30-50 thousand bucks worth or avionics on the dash of your plane, FAA is banning all of this. The only prerequisites of the heads of the FCC and FAA is they helped the president get elected. Switching to a VHF link to update GPS for landing now where any terrorists can slap a simple VHF transmitter together and interfere with it.
Did come up with 83 channels for NTSC, was worthless, as a leaf on a tree can block these signals. and this is where they stuck HDTV bands at, people either have to install a 200 foot or more antenna or pay for dish or cable. Same with cell phones 1,2,3,4 and now 5G, your perfectly good way overpriced cell phone won't work anymore, buy a new one. Windows 3 worked very good on the internet, how many new computers did we have to buy since then just to stay on the internet? To get rid of this old stuff, have to pay a recycling, but charge but future archeologists will have a blast, will find many of this stuff at the bottom of a lake.