Square rooms are supposedly acoustically inferior to rectangular shaped rooms. I've only had rectangular rooms so it's hard to verify.
Nevertheless, it is my experience that speaker placement can go a very long way in minimizing the negative affects of a room's inherent acoustic deficiencies.
You might try moving the speakers out perhaps 8 ft or more from the wall behind them. This should help quite a bit if you've not tried this before.
At the same time, you might also consider placing the speakers no more than perhaps 4 or 5 ft from the side walls.
(all measurements from the front center of woofer).
From this starting point, listen for a day or so and then move the speakers around in 4 inch increments (front, back, sideways) attempting to locate the best bass compromise. With a little diligence, you hopefully will find a speaker location that smooths out the entire bass region at least to a much greater extent than what you previously had.
Afterwards, you might try moving the listening chair about to also help obtain the best sonics. Although speaker placement should have a far greater impact over chair placement.
In addition, you might want to ensure that:
1. you have good heavy carpeting/large rugs and pad installed.
2. All reflective surfaces are removed i.e. tables, floor lamps, leather furnishings, mirrors, glass pictures, etc..
-IMO
Nevertheless, it is my experience that speaker placement can go a very long way in minimizing the negative affects of a room's inherent acoustic deficiencies.
You might try moving the speakers out perhaps 8 ft or more from the wall behind them. This should help quite a bit if you've not tried this before.
At the same time, you might also consider placing the speakers no more than perhaps 4 or 5 ft from the side walls.
(all measurements from the front center of woofer).
From this starting point, listen for a day or so and then move the speakers around in 4 inch increments (front, back, sideways) attempting to locate the best bass compromise. With a little diligence, you hopefully will find a speaker location that smooths out the entire bass region at least to a much greater extent than what you previously had.
Afterwards, you might try moving the listening chair about to also help obtain the best sonics. Although speaker placement should have a far greater impact over chair placement.
In addition, you might want to ensure that:
1. you have good heavy carpeting/large rugs and pad installed.
2. All reflective surfaces are removed i.e. tables, floor lamps, leather furnishings, mirrors, glass pictures, etc..
-IMO