If i am installing the wires and wall plates for my home surround sound.. would it be still smart to install "smurf tubes"... "just in case" for the future... if i needed to replace a speaker wire, or added more wires to upgrade to a 7.1 or better when the time arrives that there is better... or should i not worry about it? because even if i were to need to replace a wire.. i just don't see the tubing help so much that it is worth it.. i just see feeding a wire through a tube will still be a pain in the ass... IF SO what is the recommended type? brand so on....
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