"Now of course you can imagine that one might do that with a more efficient speaker because it is possible, but really the limiting factor with the less efficient speakers was that the loudness cues made it uncomfortable to turn it up the volume any higher."
Hmm, I'm under the impression amp clipping generally becomes more of an issue at higher volumes with less efficient speakers?
I'm assuming that you run these with one of your tube amps, which would minimize loudness cues when distorting? All amps distort more at higher levels, correct? The question is in what way and to what extent the distortion is audible. For a given amp, this would occur sooner at lower volume with a less efficient speaker, all other factors aside, right?
Hmm, I'm under the impression amp clipping generally becomes more of an issue at higher volumes with less efficient speakers?
I'm assuming that you run these with one of your tube amps, which would minimize loudness cues when distorting? All amps distort more at higher levels, correct? The question is in what way and to what extent the distortion is audible. For a given amp, this would occur sooner at lower volume with a less efficient speaker, all other factors aside, right?