Should I be able to hear a 4Hz difference in my speakers?


I have just upgraded from a Totem Hawk speaker to a Forest Signature speaker. The Hawk's specs are 32Hz - 21kHz. They have a 5.5 " long throw driver.
The Forests specs are 28Hz - 22kHz with a 6.5" woofer. The Forests are physically bigger too. 
I can hear the treble more clearly and more detail with the Forests but no more bass than with the Hawks. Should I be able to hear more bass with the Forests or is the difference in specs inaudible?
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I had a few friends own the Forest Sig and the Hawk, and while terrific speakers, neither puts out meaningful deep bass out into the room at volume...they probably put out 28hz at  - 3 or 6 db, at low volume a foot away from the driver...
I have the Forest Signatures in a 25 x 25 x 8 ft room. Running full range from Rowland monos with a single sub rolled off at the lowest point available and they are sublime. Which is to say they kick ass. Get a sub and enjoy life. They are fine speakers.
And how much music is really down in the 30 Hz? 
Some experience with live sound suggests less than we think.But I really like my speakers that can hit 20Hz, margin for the music that gets close.
Two different speakers, given the same ’upstream’ equipment in the same space....?

Doubtful....

Even if a good eq is present ’upstream’, I’d still expect some differences.

Otherwise, why change? Unless you’re needing to look at something else...

And 4hz? $ better spent on a sub....or subs.....and the amp to push them.