30K?!   what equipment have you bought? care to share?
Ok, thanks.
Anything related to audio equipment are welcome to this thread.

Btw, headphone is better if you're playing games or watching movies by your own.
Thats great 

Zal, what do you expect when your acidic ear wax rubbing the plastic parts? sure reput
 

What brand of the projector? ...and what AV receiver u're using?

Power does not mean sound quality.

Sometimes, 30w is plenty for a small space. Jamming a 100w sub in the same small space would overwhelm all the other signals.
It really depends on the area.

Also, power ratings on subs are really vague.

Good and bad I presume.
What I do know is that since the ACP isn't programmable directly, this means that devs will have to use the OS to access it. This does streamline a lot of stuff, gone are the days where you have to set a side 3 or 4 audio engineers just to tackle the audio issues on one part of the console.

Bad because it might lead to some limitations on the devs part if they want to do something unique, like say... implementing HRTF on a console perhaps? Something that hasn't really been done before on a console. Since the ACP is locked to the OS and I don't think devs has much access to change anything within the OS, might be a limitation.

I'm not exactly sure however, need more fine print on this.
*EDIT*
Funny how AMD just announced their new line of graphics cards which has their new "TrueAudio" technology that is programmable. Though the slides that was presented basically means it is just a fancy word for AMD's version of a DSP, just done on a GPU instead of on a soundcard.

Sounds like a reverse on the PS4.
*DOUBLE EDIT*
Well I went over a bit more and I think the PS4 has a disadvantage in audio now in comparison to the Xbone. The reason being that the PS4's ACP doesn't have the ability to enable any sort of DSP on its own on a hardware level.
It has to be done through game code, as in through a game engine. Multichannel audio will still be simulated on a software level and there won't be HRTF on the PS4.

The Xbone on the other hand has hardware audio support, quite similar to AMD's new TrueAudio technology.

For many people, this wouldn't be an issue but I think for those who likes to play in surround sound will feel somewhat miff'd about this.... because I am.