Upgrade to Totem Forest or Monitor Audio GS60?


I really like my Totem Hawks and Lightning subwoofer but they seem a bit small for my new (larger) listening room. The new room is 14' by 20'. I was thinking of upgrading to the Forest or maybe the Monitor Audio to help fill the room. Is the upgrade too small? Should I save more and get something bigger?

Thanks

Jim
spender_1
My room is 13.8 by 20 something,when i had forests it was plenty for room.Music tastes are what should be considered to,jazz,classical you should be alright,rock or harder stuff?
Most of my music is rock - Coldplay, Elbow, Big Big Train, Doves, Mostly Autumn etc - mainly indie. I do like to listen to my remastered classic rock as well. I also like to listen to music loud.

Jim
My current room is 17 by 21 and I had the forests in here for about 6 months before upgrading to the Dali Euphonia MS-4's (my current speakers). Upgrades depend on what you think is missing. I know this sounds silly and literal, but when you say small, do you mean sounding or looking? I know that sometimes smaller speakers in a larger room can fool me into thinking they're not up to the job, when in reality they are great. I loved my forests in my room; however, the Dali's have shown me how much I was missing in low-end authority and detail (and what I loved about the Forests was their detail, so that's saying something).

So what are you missing? Bass, detail, soundstage size? I think if you like the Hawks you'll like the Forests (I auditioned both and got the Forests). If you're looking for a HUGE jump, then I don't know if the forests will provide that. I can't speak to the Monitor Audios, although I've never loved their speakers. The winds certainly would be something to keep in mind if you're staying in the totem family. I know I always feel weird when someone pushes what they have in their listening room, but given that you like Totem's sound and listen to a variety of music, I think the Dali Helicon MK II's would be up your alley, sonically and aesthetically.