Thank you for your kind comments on my system.  I normally listen to classical, classical rock, modern soft rock/pop, and jazz.  I normally listen at a 70db average with crescendos not above 90db.  The speakers work in my room for a number of reasons.  First, the design is not as room sensitive as some (for example, Raido). Second, when you consider the semi-open floor plan with the left speaker venting into the dining room and the right speaker venting into the hall, the total volume is over 3600 cubic feet.  The open layout prevents bass cancelation and reinforcement effects.  The Townsend Seismic Platforms decouple the speakers from the suspended floors.  If the room was a simple rectangle, I am sure there would have been difficulties.  Good luck on your journey.  My long started in the very early 1970s with a Thorens TD160, Stanton 881s, Advent Cassette Deck, Large Advent speakers and a Pioneer 828 receiver. Technology has changed significantly.  

All of the professional reviews accurately define bass SQ as ever so slightly to the warm side of neutral, extremely detailed, fast, powerful but balanced with mids and highs, and with excellent micro and macro dynamics.  As you can see my room is poor but it is all I have in my overpriced small home in the NY suburbs.  The back of the right speaker has the ports firing into a corner with a large wall unit/bar between.  Despite this I get excellent bass.  I believe  this is due to the room venting to a hall and staircase to the second floor and the left venting to  an “L” 14x12 dining room.  Due to the room venting,  I believe I do not get cancellation and reinforcement/standing waves.  The bass an all Giya models is powerful.  If the room is small and rectangular, it may be overpowering.  Allow space between the back and side walls in a more traditional rectangular room.  I believe at least on pro review stated the Giya line was not that sensitive to room placement, but I may be wrong or quoting out of context. I auditioned Wilson’s, Raidho, Alta, Magico, and Sonus.  I chose Vivid.  Sous was next.  I recommend you audition because we all have our own preferences.  Speak with Bill Parish at GTT Audio.  He will be more of an authority than me.  

Contact The Music Room (tmraudio.com).  It was shipped to them on consignment.   It is not listed yet.  

@jond 

@toro3 

Sorry it’s been so long for me to reply.  Thank you for your comments.  @toro3  the wall unit is actually a living room dry bar.  I posted another pic with my bourbon collection.  Also posted my analog rig.