I’ve always had subwoofers. Originally Entec (which I rebuilt a couple years ago) and then a pair of Velodyne HGS15’s. I crossed them over at around 40 hz and let the panels run full range. They do a credible job down to about 40-50 hz if placed in the room properly. The most stunning...
I’ve had MartinLogan CLS II’s since about 1989. I’ve had them in several rooms over the years and can attest to their demand for careful setup. They almost require a dedicated space. While the curved panels may help with dispersion I find that comb filtering is still present and slight head...
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Not at all! This is a hobby for most of us, a job for a few. As long as the noise floor is sufficiently low (and by that I mean silent) and distortion is reasonably low then I have a good starting point. Set up and room have a more important role in sound reproduction than electronics.
Lucky for you, JBL has reissued their L100. Get a pair of those and a decent receiver/streamer/DAC and you’ll be set.
https://www.jbl.com/bookshelf/L100+CLASSIC.html
I wouldn’t worry about it. I think amperage is more detrimental to electrical components than voltage to a point. It’s rated for the 48 volt supply so all should be good.
I have had Martin Logan CLS II since 1991 ( bought used and replaced the panels). The only subs that I found that integrated well were Entec servo and later Velodyne servo. I let the panels run full bandwidth and used the subs below 50-60 hz.