Great sound at high volume


I am looking for speakers that can deliver great sound at very high volume without being damaged. Any suggestions.
csericks
I once inadvertently sent Richard Strauss with the full force of a Belles 350A into my Utopias. A jerk house guest had been twisting knobs and turned the volume all the way up while the system was off. I turned on the power conditioner which activated the preamp and the tuner (from whence emanated the Feierlicher Einzug). Twenty seconds later, while I was in the kitchen, the amp kicked in.

The sound was so loud that I had to hold my hands over my ears while I ran to the rack to shut it down. My neighbor came running out thinking (he said) that there had been an explosion or a plane crash.

The speakers were not damaged at all but my nerves sure were. So.....if you want a fine system that can play loud, I can testify to JMLabs.

That being said, at extreme volume the human hearing mechanism overloads and introduces its own distortion so when you get past a certain point, it matters little how the speaker sounds. Just grab some JBLs or Cerwin Vegas and save your money for concert tickets.

Besides, it won't take much of that kind of listening to damage your ears, anyway, and then you won't have to bother with upgrades.

Will
I have some Infinity Prelude MTS speakers and in addition to excellent imaging, incredible detail and realism, they can almost make your ears bleed. Not something that I want to try very often but that's the way that Nine Inch Nails sounds best.
If your hearing isn't already damaged, it probably will be if you keep on this course. This said, just go out to the local musician's store and buy a big honkin' 1000 watt sound reinforcement amp and some giant horn loaded concert speakers. Better yet, buy six 1000 watt amps and triamp with huge "sugar scoop" bass bins and two sets of mains on each side. Set this all up in your bathroom for maximum boundary reinforcement, with all the speakers pointing at your head( head prefarably inside the largest mid horns for the golden midrange effect). Turn the volume up full, and enjoy. Soon you won't need audio anymore as you won't be able to hear anyway.