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How to achieve full body sound?

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Help!!!

There are many things I like about my system: soundstage, imaging, detail, sweet treble, smooth, tight bass.
One thing I hate about my system: thin sounding; when I listen to a piano, it sounds like a keyboard, not like a real piano.

room:

18 x 30 (living room + dining area together)
hardwood floor with funishing, rugs, plants, no room treatment
speakers out in the open along the long wall(3 ft to the front wall, 5+ ft to the side wall)

system:

Pioneer juke box -> mapleshade digital -> B&K AVR 307 -> Kimber PBJ -> Aragon 8002 -> Kimber 4VS -> Dynaudio Contour 1.1
Sub for H/T only; Dynaudio 42s for surround & center
B-P-T power conditioner.

Musical preference

Every thing but hard rock & rap, but female vocal & jazz is the stuff I listen to the most.

I’ve listened to 2 speakers that sound like real piano: VMPS RM2 and Gershman Acoustics Opera (?). I noticed both are full range speakers (20Hz – 20KHz)

What should I try to get a fuller sounding system?

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Topic - How to achieve full body sound? - EventHorizon 14:05:21 06/12/02 (39)
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