The amp damping factor could be a significant source of this lack of bass definition.
From a Hi-Fi World review of the EVO 400:
"Output impedance measured
2.3Ω, giving a damping factor of 3.4 in
Ultralinear mode. Surprisingly, figures
were a tad better in Triode mode at 2Ω
and 3.8. Both are ‘poorer’ figures than
that of transistor amplifiers, but really this
is dependent upon loudspeaker acoustic
damping. "
This low damping factor would result in less control of the speakers at low frequencies compared to an amp with a higher damping factor. The NAD M23, for example, has a damping factor >800.