Based on my experience, I think that Ralph (Atmasphere) is spot on with his comments in the last paragraph of his response.
Johnmc67 - if you are looking for a substantive change or improvement in your system's sound (timbre, depth and spatial response) I would suggest that you consider different speakers. Not that I'm suggesting that there is anything wrong or lacking with your N802s, but the most effective way to make a major change in the sound of your system is by changing the components that actually generate the sound and interact with the room.
If you had an electric car and were looking to improve the ride to be smoother, would you first replace the tires or the voltage regulator?
Bill
Johnmc67 - if you are looking for a substantive change or improvement in your system's sound (timbre, depth and spatial response) I would suggest that you consider different speakers. Not that I'm suggesting that there is anything wrong or lacking with your N802s, but the most effective way to make a major change in the sound of your system is by changing the components that actually generate the sound and interact with the room.
If you had an electric car and were looking to improve the ride to be smoother, would you first replace the tires or the voltage regulator?
Bill