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Since this is the Hey Montana section, I figured I would make it clear that some people out here do know the difference between surround and a hole in the ground and can support the argument technically. I don't know much about tire pressures (still learning), but I do know a bit about audio, so if I can help clear the fog, I will.
As to the point that features and changes are done on the fly, I believe that Keystone has the right to make improvements and lateral changes on the fly, but that they should live up to the promises made, i.e., surround is surround. Moving the location of a device, OK. Deleting or disabling the device without telling the customer, not OK.
I appreciate that, with the changes we see in the market, Keystone may want to de-content the Mountaineer to make it more affordable, however, if a Mountaineer is ordered with a promised feature set, the customer should get the features.
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