If my speakers were to ’bite’ I’d either get new speakers or more synergistic components. Most what you call ’bite’ is, IMHO, not much more than equipment which has a peak in the upper mid range utilized in a band aid approach (cheap & easy) to getting a more pronounced sense of imaging, both width and especially depth.
Do your speakers bite??
There's a curious phrase audiophiles use for speakers with well defined leading transients, or extra string or reed sounds: bite
Sometimes this is also extra resonance from inside a string instrument. I say it's extra because I don't hear the same in real life, but for some speakers these are marked selling points.
So, do your speakers bite? Do you like your speakers to bite you? What is your threshold?