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I would suggest the JBL Synthesis series, from 3,000 watts and up. For $20,000 you won't be disapointed.

As for rcvr, I would recommend a Yamaha in your $ range, some Primus 150's for rears and Primus 250's for left/right, Infinity also makes a center that matches the Primus series. For a sub, I would go with a Polk PSW-12, it will give PLENTY of low-end.

Berck is correct. 99.9% of content is 5.1, if you are to get any 7.1 recording, it would be from a new hd-dvd, which again is mostly 5.1. A good pre-amp (JBL synthesis, or Crestron) will do a good job of simulating a 7.1 sound from 5.1 content. You can have a million speakers, but you will only...

I laugh at Bose

rear speakers the only thing I could recommend for surface mounting would be some Infinity 150 or 160's or the RBH R-1's, I would lean to the Infinity's, unless you have $2000 to blow

The LFE input will disable the sub crossover, meaning that your amp will perform the crossover function for the sub. If your amp does not have crossover functions for sub output, use the l/r input on the sub. If your fuse blows on your sub, you have purchased an inferior sub, and you will need...

rear speakers if you hate wires for your rear speakers, you must not care that much about sound quality. Even in my apartment I have run wires under the carpet, front to back (concealed) for 7.1 reproduction. You have no excuse.

optical splitter rca coax can transport 5.1 audio, optical can transport 7.1 +. If u are just using 5.1 audio, no need for optical transport.