The ATC 20SL passive, right? ATC 20s have an extremely high resolution driver that shows off amps and cables to a very high degree. The do start rolling off around 90-85Hz or so, but have the ideal 12dB/octave sealed box LF which can produce quite deep bass if it's there in sufficient quantity. One octave below 85Hz = 42Hz 12dB down..... Can often be better than bass reflex ports or passive drivers which are tuned up around 85Hz which would be down 24dB/octave after the port. So 42Hz on such a system= 24dB down. (It just sounds like more bass than a sealed box because the higher bass is boosted and fools the ear).
I'd try a different larger amp. 20SL's can take up to 300W each and amps at that size can have a much better low end. I know in my test room, an ATC P1 (150w/ch) vs an ATC P2 (300w/ch) on my 19s passives or 20 SL's are quite different even though they are the same design using the same output devices; the larger one sounds much "bigger" and weightier in the low end, more "massive" would be a good description.
ATC 19 passive and 19 actives (same main driver as the 20SL but in the newer cabinet with the newer ATC tweeter) made it to this years Absolute Sounds Editor's Choice so I think the speaker is okay. I wouldn't switch it yet, I'd try some different amps/electronics and maybe cabling.
Brad
ATC USA
Lone Mountain Audio