There's too many varriables. Speaker parts are speaker parts however. And it's all dependent on what the manufacture has in mind. Your speakers may or may not be designed with a PRIORITY in mind...you'd have to call JM labs and ask em. As for the sound, that's all dependent on your ear! If they're good for you with music, you shouldn't need to worry, right?
I do notice that most of JM labs speakers are DIAPPOLITO design speakers, which do offer a more FLEXIBLE advantage in making a generally more effective HT speaker, in that it helps maintain FOCUS, DYNAMICS, COHERENCE, and limits ceiling/floor relfections for less coloration. Diapploito designed speakers, in my experiences, generally have an advangtage for HT, if not considering the likes of horns, active speakers, or THX designed speakers. This is especially true in larger rooms with modest ceiling heights. In smaller rooms, where you sit closer to the speakers, this is not as much of a problem. However, using dual mid/bass drivers tends to make a faster more dynamic and solid sounding pressention from the speakers. Infact this is why a lot of good Rock and Roll speakers use the Diappolito config.
Good luck
I do notice that most of JM labs speakers are DIAPPOLITO design speakers, which do offer a more FLEXIBLE advantage in making a generally more effective HT speaker, in that it helps maintain FOCUS, DYNAMICS, COHERENCE, and limits ceiling/floor relfections for less coloration. Diapploito designed speakers, in my experiences, generally have an advangtage for HT, if not considering the likes of horns, active speakers, or THX designed speakers. This is especially true in larger rooms with modest ceiling heights. In smaller rooms, where you sit closer to the speakers, this is not as much of a problem. However, using dual mid/bass drivers tends to make a faster more dynamic and solid sounding pressention from the speakers. Infact this is why a lot of good Rock and Roll speakers use the Diappolito config.
Good luck