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Well... That's different! :D Well, my Bose bookshelf's are really sensitive to they're location. But, that's probably just because they're older, and they changed the design a bit.

I really would not feel the need to spend that much on speakers... There's just no point...

It's true... If they were in the same chamber, the woofer would interfere with the mid-bass and cause it to distort.

Well, all floor-standing speakers (unless the designer was stupid) have the mid-bass and woofer separated; in different chambers.

I'll make sure the subs I get can carry the load ;) I'll give myself a lot of headroom, just in case I feel like blowing the roof off my house with bass that day :D :P

Well, I really don't see a point in having 8 subwoofers, unless your speakers had a really high Fs... I'll probably only get 3 subwoofers, 2 for the front, 1 for the rear. 7.3 is more than enough bass.

If you had a 7.8 system, all you would hear is bass, and it would be terrible.

Well, they're gona have to get used to it. There's always going to be someone like me on the forum, that knows less than everyone else. They should take into account that they came to a PUBLIC message board. People all over the world come here with different backgrounds, heritage, income, age...

Sure. I happen to listen to bass-heavy music. And, sometimes just the sub doesn't cut it when listening at higher volumes (I have my speakers on pretty loud when watching movies/listening to music). And, bookshelf's aren't the best at reproducing the lower tones. So, I use floor-standing...

That's just my listening preferance, and noone but me can hear through my ears. You have no clue what I like in speakers. Sure, you can go and listen to bookshelfs if you want, I'm not degrading them at all, but what I like is floorstanding speakers. No one has to follow my example, and I was...

I prefer large floor standing speakers over bookshelf's for the fronts with a sub, and bookshelf's for the rear and sides.