Cerwin Vega CLS-12 12-inch 3-way Tower Speaker

I just bought a pair of Cerwin Vega CLS-12, and I hooked them up to my Sherwood RX4105 105 watt per channel receiver, and they are too loud, and have clear audio, and my ears are ringing. Those 12 inch woofers has too much bass output that they will vibrate your walls in a room, and they will also vibrate your body as well. I turned the bass control all the way down on my Sherwood receiver, and those 12 inch woofers still have a strong punch on the bass output whenever I turned volume up playing music that had a lot of bass. Those 12 inch woofers draw a lot of current and put out a lot output especially around the 60 hertz range, and if I didn't turn my bass control down, my Sherwood receiver would shutdown. My Sherwood RX4105 receiver was design to run speakers with a impedance of 8 ohms or more. Cerwin Vega recommend running a receiver or a amplifier capable of running a speaker impedance of 8 ohms or less on the CLS-12, otherwise, you would not be able to crank up the bass without the amplifier or receiver shutting down. I bought a cheap pair of speakers with dual 5.25 inch woofers for $300, I was disappointed, and I wasted my money and time with them, and they didn't have the loudness, quality, and the bass like the CLS-12, and I blew out a tweeter on my cheap speakers. The CLS-12 is one of the most efficient speakers that I ever owned. You can put a little bit amplifier output in them and get a lot of sound out. If you're planning on playing loud music with a 100 watt amplifier or receiver, I would recommend the Cerwin Vega CLS-12, it is worth every penny, and you will not go wrong. When you do get them, turn your bass control down. The CLS-12 has plenty enough bass, also it has plenty of midrange, and high range audio as well.