If you look at this with a strategy in mind
1st take a look at where the speakers are....
You have a side wall,a front wall and wall unit wall coming out beside your speaker.
With each wall we get natural wall gain so you are up in the bass 6 db per wall at about 80 hz
No matter what you try thats a good speaker you will still be way heavy in Mud at that point.
I would suggest you try the Vandersteen X 2 high Pass assesment box and start with lowest setting and work up until you hear a better bass transition and then install that value for the system.
you could also try a pair of pre owned Vandersteen 3A Sigs the Multi enclosure and small baffle less multi enclosure design will seem to disappear better than a box also its 4 inch lighter faster mid range will outperform other speakers in boxes with their slower 6 inch heavier driver and larger baffles trying to do the same midrange task.
Best Johnnyr
1st take a look at where the speakers are....
You have a side wall,a front wall and wall unit wall coming out beside your speaker.
With each wall we get natural wall gain so you are up in the bass 6 db per wall at about 80 hz
No matter what you try thats a good speaker you will still be way heavy in Mud at that point.
I would suggest you try the Vandersteen X 2 high Pass assesment box and start with lowest setting and work up until you hear a better bass transition and then install that value for the system.
you could also try a pair of pre owned Vandersteen 3A Sigs the Multi enclosure and small baffle less multi enclosure design will seem to disappear better than a box also its 4 inch lighter faster mid range will outperform other speakers in boxes with their slower 6 inch heavier driver and larger baffles trying to do the same midrange task.
Best Johnnyr