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Those speakers you linked would work fine! As @saintlouisbagels kind of referenced, the 200W rating just means they support up to 200W of power. If you look at one of the reviews of those speakers, a user mentioned they are "only" feeding them 135W to each speaker and are very happy with the quality and sound. It just leaves you with a bit of headroom to upgrade your amplification in the future without also needing to swap out the speakers. (In most cases, you're better off underpowering the speakers to avoid accidentally overpowering them one day if you or someone accidentally cranks the gain up too high.)

I'd agree with the ceiling speakers if you wanted to keep the audio more or less contained to the room itself. The PA speakers will give you some reach out into your yard if that was something you wanted. You could also stick with ceiling speakers for inside the room and add 2 smaller outdoor rated PA speakers to the exterior wall if needed. The benefit to this is being able to control the volume both outside and inside independently. (if you are playing yard games outside and someone says turn it up, it may already be loud enough inside) Depends on your budget!

Yes that should work fine. Reference the user manual here. https://www.jbl.com/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-masterCatalog_Harman/default/dwcdd91046/pdfs/JBL_Owners_Manual_CntrlContSurfaceMt_Control_25AV.pdf

Yeah... and even those will get plenty loud for that space. (They are also rated for indoor/outdoor use) There are plenty of other branded speakers out there, we just use some smaller PA speakers like that throughout a few of the buildings I help tech and they have been solid for 5+ years since the installation.

Personally I wouldn't use a sub in that small of an area and outdoors unless your neighbors are understanding and/or also enjoy that low rumbling bass that can penetrate their walls. However... If I were your neighbor, I wouldn't mind You may just want to opt for 2 larger speakers, that would likely be plenty to fill the room and still push out to your yard area for listening purposes. Something like this? (JBL Speaker Amazon link)

Hopefully they had a somewhat secure way of verifying you are who you say you are when updating these passwords. This is similar but not exact to how big name players had their accounts compromised and Text 2FA codes relayed to bad guys in the past. (SIM Swap attack) I get this is a little different but I'm a bit curious how they handle these situations when the automated methods are unavailable.

What do you have that's populating all your USB ports? Are you able to get a USB hub for any of the devices? Technically any mixer with a master out or sub groups can output into your pc via AUX, but it will likely not behave as you intend it to without getting another sound card for your pc as well.

Yamaha definitely has some great products, however I'm not sure if they currently have a model that has built-in bluetooth compatibility. (You need to get the + series)

Is there any further information regarding the actual "error" that occurred?

Something like the Mackie ProFX v3+ series mixer would allow you to route and have independent control over all your audio routing, and can also have simultaneous headphone/speaker usage without the need of a switcher. You will need a good amount of cables that route each device back to the mixer, and ensure your speakers support analog inputs.

@TVwazhere Yep... still loving the ST as my daily driver! What were the warning signs that you had to replace this? Awesome to see you still have yours running as well! I also put in some weathertech floor mats throughout the vehicle. I frequently end up out in the rain/snow/mud while disc golfing/hiking and no matter how much I try to stomp the crud out, I (and others) always manage to trace that stuff back in the vehicle. It's very handy to just pop out the mats for a thorough cleaning.

Yes you said top 5... I can't pick, so have some bonus, they aren't ordered in any particular way either. My top 2 are definitely Rivers of Nihil and Hath for somewhat recent releases. (I just discovered Rivers of Nihil a few years ago even though the album was released 2018) Slipknot was my first taste into some "heavier" rock music and most importantly, double bass pedals! So yes... you can consider me a maggot, while I haven't listened to a lot of the more recent releases, the OG slipknot from back in early/mid 2000's was my jam. I had the opportunity to meet up with #7 at a local guitar center a while ago as well. Super awesome to meet, outside of the mask. Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name Hath - All That Was Promised Mastadon - Once More 'Round the Sun The Black Dahlia Murder - Nocturnal Alustrium - A Monument in Silence Psycroptic - As the Kingdom Drowns As Blood Runs Black - Allegiance Fit For An Autopsy - Oh What the Future Holds She Must Burn - Grimoire The Faceless - Akeldama

I do not believe this is related to headphones. First things first... it probably wouldn't hurt to update windows 10 to the latest version and see if the issue still persist.

Have you checked the BIOS for the PC and looked for anything that would control this? I'm also assuming you have not done any testing with group policies on there yet, right?

is this a company owned device (managed at all? or domain joined?) or is this your own device? what device is it?

Yes, you can. Should you? That's up to you to decide. If you see a lot of tearing on your current monitor, you could just set the in game resolution lower to ensure you're maintaining 60fps. You could also lower the game's graphical settings. If you have the budget and cost isn't an issue, go for it. If you're still on the edge of deciding, maybe determine if it's something you truly need, maybe you can put that money elsewhere?