Recommendations for speakers in a much smaller listening room.

I have a set of Mirage Omni’s and although they’re small, about 6" across x 9" deep. They are a two speaker configuration. I love them more than I thought I would. They are on my desk set up being fed by a Schitt Audio Ragnarök coming off a Vault2i. What I love most beyond the fantastic sound is the seemingly "everywhere" sound that comes from them. Good luck on your journey. OH, one more thing...These speakers where made in the mid-2000’s and to find them you’ll have to go onto E-pray ooohhhh I mean E-Bay. So be careful in your purchase. Okay another thing...I do have a subwoofer in the system a Golden ear Aeon.

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You would benefit greatly by consulting an acoustician. Jeff at HDacoustics is very good and he designed my room which I built while my speakers were being built. He can design which treatments to use and precisely where to put them. He is very reasonable with his fee and there would be no months or years trying to get it right. As others have said your current speakers will probably work great. My speakers are bigger too in a room similar to yours in size. You can check out my system I have it listed. Good luck!

I would work to get the best out of your existing speakers, and learn more about the space before changing your speakers.

you will go from very early floor/ceiling reflections with very delayed and weak rear wall reflections to slightly closer sides and a ’rear wall’ situation.

I would start with toe-in with drivers aimed directly to the listening position, tilted back so tweeters are aimed at seated ear height (now angles to floor/ceiling/side walls dealt with), and be prepared to reduce/absorb rear wall reflections. 

Having tools to know what you are getting helps, buy an inexpensive SPL mic (with a bottom fitting for a tripod) and a CD (not LP) with test tones. 

https://www.amazon.com/RISEPRO-Decibel-Meter-Digital-Sound/dp/B01EZZ8B5Q/ref=sr_1_9?crid=J0JCOJQ2WDLW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.5D-pYnZdi199rw8zA4ihTCa9H7SKcOxpEgTk32z3XiODFnWp-VcMp4C2S72mS1TJnBpwrA3eiioOsTLAnVBNaXkrn5wujxGoQpxeNgW-YQwZIiQB2foUgGOE9q_aFDcLrbugyVEFZH-jgR0YloJpMPhrpq40fPOiqyKeNtM9zPIj2brz-hDX554WOHs6bRPvg67lLpD0ilXn6OxPy9dg9fwvsrwuL2CwraQxmjiN1DTfym1GEDSlImjTVG4rIqNuJkIDjJ5pkZKPLzFHFHPoSOxArN-GkfDcU6QeZyEFDSs.LNlPfotA6J_46wxUNUXkhiNqnfw8QqJU-xmgbMKN-iY&dib_tag=se&keywords=spl+meter&qid=1754227191&s=industrial&sprefix=spl+meter%2Cindustrial%2C97&sr=1-9

This is an unusually low price, someone should snap this up

https://www.ebay.com/itm/157194978869?_skw=amazing+bytes&itmmeta=01K1R1936Q0ZR4PM07NW1QVMP1&hash=item24998d0635:g:k5AAAOSwrT9oW2vX&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA0FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1eEFhrQYOlFdfHB%2Bip6%2FCr5QANuKXRBJyy9Co88n2oFz3xx3oFlur9HrdyJ0%2FA651aYTME1LASCSU0MkfsoABqKq8eStZrR7XoD5r5d7C1waMaBCKu6dmYI8Mo6QbaZjgTUS%2B7Ja4vcQqNXtKUmApwlPwMDe6fJzzQR4tCuHlDvTMVNqztKjG10VUieFrBbkf25EGWRaw12ZndkMWoRHuaUzzP63j3qakbVNiNBPrlKSw2Md1C8EGREs1ysjpA8Ago%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5a0pIGOZg

VonGaylord “Return of the Legend”. Affordable, stunningly beautiful, incredible range for a stand mount monitor, great balance, creamy mid range, detail without sounding analytical and the sound stage is large but the speakers just completely disappear. My mains are Odeon Carnegie’s but we are talking about downsizing. My room is 33 by 18 and the first 17 feet have 23 foot ceilings so essentially no interference but that is a unique room. I have run the Von Gaylords in that room with great results but they are very much at home in a smaller room and really get into their groove in smaller spaces. The cover the spectrum from 28Hz to 25kHz. Amazing little guys. Worth a look if you decide your Tyler’s are too much.

This first thing that should be done is install bass traps.  After doing so you will be amazed how many choices will work.  Good luck and have fun!