Bookshelf Speakers with the decent bass

Topten,
He knows very well what I was talking about. He just thinks that he is being funny as usual. I would be very surprised if he had ever even heard them. Bad puns and vitriol, he's an authority on both of those things though.

"04-12-15: Roxy54
Topten,
He knows very well what I was talking about. He just thinks that he is being funny as usual. I would be very surprised if he had ever even heard them. Bad puns and vitriol, he's an authority on both of those things though."

Correct. But here's the real joke.

"04-11-15: Roxy54
Users and reviewers speak well of "The Clue.""

You call that a recommendation? You can remove The Clue and put anything you want between those quotes. Its not all that difficult to find someone that will say anything about anything. So you can criticize me all you want, but at least I gave the OP a recommendation. You did not.

Muzicat is right. I did not mention the budget.
Maximum $4000.00. Thank you all on your effort to help.
Again, I really like the sound of the NAD. But the NAD have
weird Volume gain, probably because of the same load on 8 &
4 Ohms. With the sensitive speakers like Focals (92.5 db)
I can turn the Volume knob up to Level 2 or 8 O'Clock position. After that is too loud.

"I think a floor standing speaker would be a much better way to go.
See if you can audition a pair of Tekton Enzo xl's. They're very easy to
drive and the bass is in a different league than what you have now. If for
some reason, you don't like them, listen to some Golden Ear floor standers.
The Triton 7 is very nice. That said, the Enzo's are hard to beat. You should
like them"

Wow Zd was right.

Actually I had heard "the Clue" Speakers in New York three
years ago but they require special set up and there is no
way that they would sound well in my living room. But it is very good suggestion. THANKS