I'm using a Linksys E3000 for my crappy DSL connection, and its working very well considering I have owned it for 9-10 years, and half of that time its been kicking around as a bare circuit board. 
Its a great device for my use case, just wondering if anyone here ever managed to add SD storage or anything crazy. Since I can pick these guys up for pretty cheap, and considering the bandwidth I have at the moment, I'm just looking to have fun in my spare time, although I would guess I have already gone farther than most people have.
Disclaimer: NO, I DIDN'T BUY THE ONHUB xD
I had to turn my TP-Link 'OnHub' into an AP, because bufferbloat was so bad that it was impossible to multitask or use any sort of VOIP/video chat, and I had nowhere near the control I want with that POS app google puts out, but I can confirm it works pretty well on a 900mbit/s line.
Anyway, Here's how my basic network is set up:
Cisco 2911(host for the EHWIC-VA-DSL-A modem)
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Linksys E3000
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OnHub AP MANY wired devices
Anyway, just really hoping for some sort of open source controllable OS for the onhub. I haven't had the time to root it yet, but Ill get to it as soon as I can.