Looking for Speaker Input


My system is Luxman C900u pre amp, 2 Luxman M900u amps configured in monoblock mode driving Focal Sopra 3 speakers.  All digital with Aurender W20SE streamer. DAC is Luxman D10x, which doubles as a CD/SACD transport.  My question for the forum is I think the Focals are the weak link.  What speakers would the forum recommend to go with the rest of my gear?
mountainman1953
I disagree wholeheartedly with those asserting that his Luxman electronics are the weak link in the system. 
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Looking for Speaker Input
I saw the heading in the Top New Discussions and instead of taking it the way it was intended, I though for a second you could find the speaker terminals on the back??  I was puzzled as to how you couldn't find them..
and then.. reality sunk in.
I think you have a really nice system as it stands. It all depends on what your trying to achieve, and that could be a link in the chain, not just your speakers. Try a different approach. 
Hello,
I think your gear is great. I don’t know if you are running subs then add a JL Audio CR1 crossover. This lets you pick the crossover point of your speakers. I know your speakers are awesome and go all the way down. It doesn’t mean you should let them. Sometimes you can over excite the room. If you don’t have subs you should get some. Last but not least and maybe should be first. IsoAcoustic footers or Townshend platforms. You have great equipment but you need to get better control over your speakers. One more thing. If you can use one amp for the high side and one for the lows. I have heard this can help because of how hard the amp has to work. I have tested these theories. I own the crossover and two JL Audio F110 subs. It sounds great even when the volume is on 1. That’s only 2.5% of the total volume. You will not believe the definition you get out of your system. This store in the Chicagoland area is an IsoAcoustic and JL Audio dealer. https://holmaudio.com/
They let you try before you buy in your home. Once you do this you will never change your gear.