Vote

Yes, for my TV only

Yes, for a few A/V components

Yes, for all of my A/V gear

No, but I’m thinking about finding an app and checking it out

No, I don’t see the point

No, I love my pile of manufacturer-supplied remotes

No, I love my programmable universal remote that controls all of my gear

5.1/5.2 channels

7.1/7.2 channels

9.1/9.2 channels

11.1/11.2 or more channels

No surround for me. Good old-fashioned 2-channel stereo is all I need.

AV Receiver

Separates (preamp or power amplifier)

Speakers (home theater or a stereo pair)

Subwoofer

Soundbar

Multiroom-capable wireless speaker system

Portable wireless speaker

Smart speaker with built-in voice assistant (Amazon Echo, Google Home, etc.)

Amp/DAC (digital-to-analog converter)

Portable hi-res audio player

Blu-ray player

Turntable

Headphones (full-size or earbuds)

Something else entirely (check out my comments!)

AOL Radio

Grooveshark

Jango Radio

Last.fm

MOG

Music Unlimited

Napster

Pandora

Pure Connect

Rdio

Rhapsody

Slacker Radio

Songza

Spotify

Stereomood

TuneIn Radio Pro

Turntable.fm

Other

None – I don't stream music

I own a 4K/Ultra HD TV and watching my first movie in 4K was a life-changing experience

I own a 4K/Ultra HD TV and watching my first movie in 4K left me wondering what all the fuss is about

I don't own a 4K/Ultra HD TV and don't plan to buy one

I don't own a 4K/Ultra HD TV but plan to buy one

4K is a technology in search of a market

4K offers a step up in video quality as long as you have a really big screen

4K represents an evolution, not revolution, in image quality

4K will be an awesome upgrade once content is readily available

I 'm perfectly happy with my 1080p HDTV

I'd like to skip 4K and go straight to OLED