Of course it will work from a basic functionality standpoint, but you really need more like a 96dB woofer setup to get to the 102dB max we suggest as the "able to play anything" power level. Perhaps look at the calculated peak output level of the MMGs with the amps they run on, and plan to have enough bass driver sensitivity and/or amp power to be able to match that peak output level. As an example my old speakers have an 8 ohm 96dB woofer array that goes to 105db peaks with an 8 watt Paramount. I needed 32 watts into the 4 ohm midrange driver to keep up, because it was only rated 90dB (power requirement equivalent to an 87dB 8 ohm driver). Hence I used four Paramounts in series on the midrange.
