First, we need to find out if it is your speakers or your room.
Assuming you have connected them to the correct amp posts, the next thing is, set the speakers about 4 feet apart and put your chair 4' from them. Do they sound a lot better than far away?
That difference is room acoustics.
If they still sound muffled, it's your electronics.
One thing to be aware of is Focal is kind of a devotee of low impedance right in the "punch" area of the bass. I haven't seen a complete impedance curve, but with those mulitple woofers, and a 2.9 minimum impedance it is safe to say this could be an issue.
If the issue is room acoustics, or placement, then I recommend GIK acoustics. It is always a good place to start no matter what.
Assuming you have connected them to the correct amp posts, the next thing is, set the speakers about 4 feet apart and put your chair 4' from them. Do they sound a lot better than far away?
That difference is room acoustics.
If they still sound muffled, it's your electronics.
One thing to be aware of is Focal is kind of a devotee of low impedance right in the "punch" area of the bass. I haven't seen a complete impedance curve, but with those mulitple woofers, and a 2.9 minimum impedance it is safe to say this could be an issue.
If the issue is room acoustics, or placement, then I recommend GIK acoustics. It is always a good place to start no matter what.