Looking at the OP's profile didn't help, Era 100s and 300s, neither intended to be loud. No Fives that most wanting loud would go for. Lacking any room information making good suggestions is difficult. Still, with no Sub to reinforce the low end, forcing the 100s or 300s to carry the entire accoustic load, isn't a good path to loud.

Also "best live music experience" amp, a group I'm not familiar with. But from the writeup Fives and a Sub or better a Sonos Amp, hefty speakers and a Sub would do them justice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amp_(band)

MoPac

Headliner III

Huh???

Ping the speaker IP Address in a Command Prompt.

106rallyeAnswer

Would OP mean his speakers tend to clip? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipping_(audio)

AjTrek1

I get it that people are busy. However this post was placed 15 hours ago. When OP’s fail to respond to legitimate questions I personally move on. “Ping” at higher volumes assuming they mean “clipping” just at what volume and type of music is the OP listening to 🤔. Furthermore didn’t they audition the speakers before buying? If not there’s always a return window be it Sonos or retailer.

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