Usher cp-6381, lacking in bass?


First I will roughly describe my system
Usher cp-6381 speakers
Krell s350 cd player
audio research ls2 preamp
krell kav250a power amp

My listening room is less than ideal I know but it is what it is. It is basicaly the sun room or Florida room and is made up of windows all the way round including back into the house, floor is ceramic tiled. Speakers sit on rugs on spikes on their cast iron bases about 12 feet apart and about 10 feet from my normal listening position.

I find the soundstage and voices to be impressive, however the lower bass is not, what is there is nice and tight but does not seem to go overly low. I also realise the amp is really a home theater amp hence the kav monicker but it was available and affordable...lol.

Room and layout cannot be changed for practical reasons at this stage so what might anybody more seasoned suggest to try and increase lower bass response and punch a little bit?
I mostly listen to hard rock both old and new.
Preamp? Power amp? CD Player, Speakers?
Any or all could be my concern, have had this setup like this for a good 2 years and am happy but just would like to take it to another level if possible without a second mortage!
Thank you

128x128uberwaltz
Yes, assuming you have the Neutrik Speakon cable that is normally used to connect the unbalanced speaker-level input of REL subs to amp outputs, and assuming the amp is not being used in bridged mode, just piggy-back the wires from that cable onto the amp's output terminals. (Red and Yellow to right + and left + on the amp, respectively, although it wouldn't matter if those connections were interchanged, and Black to either right - or left - on the amp).

Sorry to be a simpleton but I am now confused.
Your statement indicates three wires but the neutrik speakon connectors and cable i have been looking at just now only are 2 pole/conductor?
What am I missing?
Not sure how to explain that.  All of the Speakon cables for REL subs that I have knowledge of have three conductors, one for left channel +, one for right channel +, and one for ground.  A two-conductor cable will not enable you to input both channels to the sub.

Regards,
-- Al
 
well I was just looking at the connectors in general on ebay and they all looked like two conductor, not quite sure what rel would be doing different but time to investigate!
hah, a simple search using "rel neutrik speakon" brought up exactly what you described, yellow red and black!
So simple when you know...lol
thank yu
Well, quick update
It does indeed appear that the addition of a sub gave me just what I looking for in my room with my equipment, sure it will not be everybodies solution but I am happy with the results.
I actually bought a PSB Subsonic 6i from craigslist yesterday at a very fair price in excellent shape and it was very easy to tune in to give me just what I was looking for.
Thank you everybody for your assistance!