This is an awful response . Do you work for Donald Trump or something ? A woman gets sexually assaulted and you blame her ? The tour website lists ayahuasca ceremonies as one of their activities . Now it ' s her fault for actually booking one and ending up with a criminal shaman ? You blame her for calling them because it ' s too far down on their list of activities ? Are you kidding me ? She is absolutely right to call them out publicly . If this tour operator is so good then he should vet his shamans better . He has to take responsibility . If he can ' t take that responsibility that he should stick with fishing trips and alligator tours and leave ayahuasca to those who conduct it responsibly <| sep |> I completely agree with almost everything you said . 99 % of people are so used to using the horrid , tiny built in speakers that come on flat panels today that they pretty much have no concept of what sounds good . My 47 Philips I got six years ago has way better sound quality than my 4 k 70 Sharp , and it even boasts about it ' s builtin subwoofer . The quality of speaker systems in TVs has taken a major nose dive , so honestly almost any half way decent name brand sound bar will be an improvement . That said , with a little patience and determination you can put together a pretty amazing system for very little money . My current setup is a pair of Klipsch towers I got off a craigslist for all of $ 50 , a Klipsch center channel of the same line I found off of eBay for around $ 50 after checking periodically for about a month , and I just swapped out a pair of JBL 62 t ' s with some Boston Acoustic 80 HDs for my surround channels I snagged in mint condition from GoodWill for $ 8 . 99 , all driven by a late 90 ' s Yamaha DDDTS reciever I also got off of eBay for $ 30 . I also snagged a DCM MTX ' s home divison 12 active sub woofer from the salvation Army , also in near mint condition , for $ 20 . this isn ' t even including some of the amazing things I ' ve found looking around , like a late 60 ' s McIntosh receiver I paid $ 10 and sold for $ 500 which I sort regret getting rid of now . Is it top of the line ? Not by any stretch , but it ' s light years above and beyond anything you ' re going to buy at WalMart . Just because something isn ' t brand new , doesn ' t mean it isn ' t still viable . Loudspeaker design hasn ' t really changed for more than 30 years and some of those older speakers sound absolutely amazing . At the end of the day though quality sound is still a niche market and always will be as the vast majority of people , like my wife , simply do not care . I ' m sure he ' s going to enjoy that RCA sound bar as much as I enjoy my own system .