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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.

They absolutely look cool!

Go to about 3:40…he does almost exactly what your asking.

Blue Jeans Cables are well made no nonsense cables at a reasonable price. https://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/audio/index.htm

If my wife did that she’d be walking! Thankfully our drives are relatively uneventful with the occasional comment on low Intelligence drivers…

Stereophile measured the MC275 here: https://www.stereophile.com/content/mcintosh-mc275-power-amplifier-measurements

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.

Don Sachs

They are made by Western Electric in Rossville Georgia. https://www.westernelectric.com/97a-monoblock-amplifiers

http://www.tubes4hifi.com/pre11.htm#SP10 Just a suggestion.

I have never been impressed with Zu’s! Heard them on several occasions and could never figure out why people like them.

Yes, that’s it!

Soundbox percussion…Pillar 1 just shook my house like nothing ever has!

Looks like the tweeter/ midrange polarity is reversed.

Both of these speakers measure quite well. It will ultimately depend on your room. I have heard the Kanta 2's on several occasions in well set up rooms and have never thought they sound bright or harsh. I think they could in a bright sounding room. The KEF's that i've heard have never...

Benton Falls, Tennessee

Absolutely HATE headphones but I use them at work for hearing protection and music/podcast listening. I would never choose to listen to headphones.