Help me upgrade my speakers?


I have a pretty small space, and am dissatisfied with bass extension, as well as "airiness", and "transparency".  I have heard a similar setup to mine, but with a set of huge Dunlavy's.  It sounded great!  So I think my overall hardware is solid, and perhaps I'm lacking in the speaker department.  I've had the Dynaudios for quite a few years. 

The recent upgrade of the Bryston power amp, and Bryson preamp has added better bass extension, detail, and "quickness", and even a nice sound stage increase.

I currently have the following:

Dynaudio Contour 1.3 MkII speakers
Bryston 4BSST power amp
Bryston BP-25 preamp
Rega Aria phono stage
VPI Prime Scout turntable

I've toyed with the idea of a set of Totem Element Fire, or maybe B&W 805D3.  I'm looking for recommendations for a smaller space.  Would love to hear Agon's ideas.
tre9901
What is your budget? Also what are your approx room dimensions (incl: ceiling height)? And what kind of music do you mostly listen to?
Totem Forest will blow you away...you will be immersed in holographic heaven with dynamics and extension that will exceed any but the largest rooms!  The Signatures are even more sublime.  If price is a main factor and room is small anyway, the Hawks are no slouch as well.

have you considered adding subwoofers to the mix. you have a nice set up now by adding a sub or 2 you will get the bottom end you wanted and the ability to adjust then to your room more easily.

In a small space, effective acoustic treatment might be more critical than ever. Give GIK Acoustics a call. A couple of panels placed in the right location might be all you need. They would benefit your current gear as much as anything new you decide to purchase.

http://www.gikacoustics.com
If you want bass extension and are considering the 805D3 (which I own), I would instead point you to a used pair of 804 D3. There are usually several on audiogon for under 7k and the sound wonderful in smaller spaces. The 805 D3 are amazing, but if you like bass (even if just for jazz), you'll need a sub or two. I use a pair of SB-16 Ultras.