Bookshelf speaker for an apartment

What source do you use?  I think the speakers you have suit your situation. Are the totems bi-wire able? Perhaps a matching sub might be an option. With the home theatre amp, you can bi-wire using separate speaker outputs, it has a sub out option , dependant on the bass output inside your room. "Totem also offers a matching KIN Mini Sub subwoofer ($800), which lowers the frequency response down to a respectable 32 Hz"https://kinbytotem.totemacoustic.com/product/kin-sub/

I just uncrated a pair of Andrew Jones DBR 62 past Friday.  Speakers placed several feet from back wall, more mid-room.  In other words, not the ideal placement for enhancing lower frequencies.  

Experience thus far, while only several hours, appears that the speakers will reproduce sound stage, imaging as recorded.   So bad recordings will sound badly.   Fortunately, the converse is true ... Don Fagan's Kamikiriad was heavenly ... while a 1980s  AAD recording of Beethoven's Fifth Piano concerto was shrill. 

At sub $800 please consider these!   I believe these babies sourced with Roon or a decent DAC (with proper placements) will be a mind blower!  Good luck!  

Thank you all for so many good suggestions.  I am still not used to being in an apartment and listening to music and theater the way I am used to.  In my home theater I have the following:

Sopra 2 Fronts
Sopra Aria Center (due to space limits)
B&W 805D3's Rears (Fronts prior to the Sopra's)
2 REL T7i's
Anthem AVM60
Parasound A52+

So for the part time apartment I don't think I want to go with a sub or too crazy in price.  I have not yet heard any of the speakers we are discussing but my gut is leaning toward the Focal Chora or Aria, although I had not considered upgrading to better Totems which is an interesting idea too. I do plan on upgrading the Denon to a better multi-channel receiver.

Thanks again all.

Good call on the Focal Aria 906 (I’m a former owner). It’s an enjoyable speaker that has good detail without being harsh. Beautiful imaging and a very transparent treble. Doesn’t have the deepest bass, but it’s fine for its size. The new Chora line has gotten some mixed reviews - I think the Aria would be much better.

Good luck!

P.S. - another nice benefit to the Aria is that it's front ported, so you have some leeway with positioning them closer to the back wall if you ever need to.