The Low Volume Loudness Dilemma

My Magnepan's are played at quite low volumes about half the time when listening as my wife is nurse and works nights, so I have to keep it quite low when she is sleeping.  I also have two REL subs and I am truly amazed at the clarity of the Maggies and low bass response of the RELs when listening at very low volume.  I have had other people comment on exactly the same when hearing my system.  I've never had a system do this before. 

Class A Accuphase  and Harbeths are a great low volume combo.  It blows away my McIntosh tube gear with high-end Focals for 70db listening with fullness and ooomph.   And no fatigue.  In the 90+ eb range the Mac Focal sounded good, but it sounded so thin at anything below 85 Db.  Almost harsh. 

I built speakers with multiple drivers and that makes a big difference. Each speaker does less work and you put more music in the air. Some people cry comb filtering but I’ve yet to hear it if it’s there it’s so small you can barely hear it or you can’t hear it would be the case. Not sure what brands do multiple drivers like I do. I do usually for tweeters and four midranges one large woofer and the same size subwoofer all on the same unit. It puts a lot of sound in the air and it’s not distorted sound it’s really beautiful. So far I’ve sold eight sets  This year and everybody’s all very satisfied. It does exactly what you’re asking for it puts a lot of music in the air at low levels. DM if you want to talk more 

Wait you have a $350,000 system and bought a DVX 2231 equalizer that cost a couple of hundred bucks and it cured the volume problem....really.I find it fascinating that you would buy one that cheap...So your system is now worth $350,200 buck....come on man.

I think for that amount i'd build detached shed and treated it with proper acoustic materials like a recording studio.