As an owner of Thiel CS2.7 speakers I can understand why you feel
that there isn't enough bass but It is not the speakers .
Your room and it's treatment will have a lot to do with any speaker and
as suggested TUBES , yes your tubes play a large part in fidelity
and frequency range .
I will suggest that you go out and buy pairs of tubes ,
like GE , RCA , Sylvania from the 50's and 60's to hear how different
each pair can sound and if you start to hear what your looking for
you might want to try Telefunken tubes .
You'll find mixing tube manufactures can give you the sound you are looking for .
Tube rolling is easier and cheaper than switching out speakers
and more fun .
that there isn't enough bass but It is not the speakers .
Your room and it's treatment will have a lot to do with any speaker and
as suggested TUBES , yes your tubes play a large part in fidelity
and frequency range .
I will suggest that you go out and buy pairs of tubes ,
like GE , RCA , Sylvania from the 50's and 60's to hear how different
each pair can sound and if you start to hear what your looking for
you might want to try Telefunken tubes .
You'll find mixing tube manufactures can give you the sound you are looking for .
Tube rolling is easier and cheaper than switching out speakers
and more fun .