Nearfield Low-Level Listening : New Speakers or EQ? Thoughts?

In my main rig, I listen nearfield at low levels, and I do not feel the music sounds fully engaging until moderate-to-loud volumes. Have been told my speakers, Totem Forest Signature, "need power to sing". I have ordered a Schiit Loki Max EQ; wondering if that will do the trick or do I need to consider new speakers? I use the Loudness/Comp feature on my integrated amp, it helps some. Listen to 70s, Jazz, Americana, ...

My System:

• Accuphase E-380 Integrated
  • 180 watts into 4 ohms and 120 watts into 8 ohms.
  • High damping factor of 500.
• Totem Forest Signature Speakers
  • Impedance: 8 ohms (6.4 ohms minimum)
  • Sensitivity: 87 dB
  • Recommended Power: 50 - 225 watts
• Rose HiFi RS-150B Streamer/DAC
• Thorens 1601 TT, Schiit Skol Pre, Nagoaka Cart
• REL Classic 98 Subwoofer, Speakon connection
• XLR Connections, Bi-Wired Speakers
• Shunyata Power Conditioner