Recommendations—2.0 Setup For Music|Film|TV (~$3K-$8K)


Hello everyone, this is my first-ever post on a forum for Home Audio (I apologize in advance for the incredibly stupid questions I may ask).
I’m looking to build a 2.0 or 2.1 setup, that would be best for both Music and BluRays/TV use; Although, the Music is without question more important.

I would prefer to have a simpler setup, like an all-in-one-int.amp + speakers; But if the sound quality would be substantially improved by another option, I would be open to that. I’ve been considering things like the Naim Nova, NAD M33, etc… paired with a ~$5K Bookshelves (or Floorstanders).
I’ve also considered Active Speakers but haven’t really been able to find many in the $5000+ range, and I’m worried that I’ll be sacrificing sound quality if I go that route. But I’m absolutely open to recommendations for those because I would actually prefer to keep the setup as simple as possible, as long as I’m not sacrificing quality.
I’m open to Bookshelves or Floorstanders (Although bookshelves may be slightly preferable for me) …
The setup will be used for:
— Streaming Music (mostly FLACs; possibly via int. Amp). The audio quality for streaming music is probably the most important factor. —
— Film|TV: Streaming|Firestick|4K Blu Rays.
— Setup is for “Smallish” Room: roughly 20ft.x12’x9’.
— The system would not have to be *extremely loud*.I never really listen to music/movies at deafening volumes; The most I would need is something like “a little-loud/medium-loud” if that makes sense.
My budget is EXTREMELY flexible, but this is the breakdown I had in mind, but again, I’m VERY open to recommendations for both my budget and setup.
Speakers
$3000-$5500: If many other components are needed
$6000-$9000: active speakers/little else is needed.
Integrated Amps (preferably All-In-Ones options): $3000-$6000
Other Amps/Components
$4000

Any help would be greatly appreciated. As I said, I’m fairly new to Home Audio. And although I’m very ignorant to much of this … I’d say I’m like an Audiophile that doesn’t know much about Audio … In that; When I listen to Music—I want it to sound as good as it possibly can. 
Again, thank you so much (in advance) for even taking the time to read this.
— Chris 
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There is no dishonour in used equipment.Also there are some stunningly good CD/DAC solutions.
I would focus on speakers if I was doing it.
I have the SE84UFO Decware with 2 WATTS it sounds fantastic but speakers really need to be around 100dB efficient which really limits the choices. The big issue with Decware now is the 8 to 10 month wait time to get anything built.  
They do have other amps with more power but none have a remote control volume which means while they are integrated you'll need to control the volume at the source or like in old days when I was a kid the youngest becomes the remote control. 

The single driver open baffles with a sub if you can get them away from the back wall are an amazing presentation and would work well in stereo, theater system.
Just FYI aside from running a 2 channel system for music, In the same room I have a wall I use for projection and have a separate 3.1 system (which shares the subwoofers) 3 channels, LCR actually works quite well, and with film and tv the center channel is the most important.