[V]

Thats interesting V, but what do you think the cap would be for each component in your own personal room ?

From my own experience, his estimates seems realistic. Speakers are very important and (unfortunately) my experience is that the best are  expensive (or more fortunately: You can gain a lot by paying a lot).

The room itself is also very important. I think for instance that the JBL Everest DD66000 would like a very big room. Diffusion and absorption is also important. Even rather small speakers (as for instance B&W Nautilus 804) will benefit from a big and 'well done' room.

The room in this link has 'nice heigth':

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vaslt&1169058049&read&keyw&zzroom=built

[Napalm]

Thats interesting V, but what do you think the cap would be for each component in your own personal room ?

Good question.

Nap. 

[vegasdave]

Spending more for speakers doesn't always get you the best results, it's the synergy between components that important.

That said, the best speakers around aren't cheap.