New guy here (see introduction in FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS section).

I just got a new (modest) set-up last week:

Well Tempered Amadeus - tube-based phono-stage - Mini Torii - ZU OMEN MkII speakers. The combination sounds wonderful to me - pretty much blew me away. However - I can already see myself wanting for just a hint more bass.

The member who sold me the Mini Torii, recommended adding a ZROCK into the system. Will the ZROCK give me what I'm looking for? Anybody out there w/ a similar set-up (ZU OMENS) who could give me their opinion? I really don't want to add a subwoofer...

**Thanks for your answer, Jeff! Very helpful indeed.

Those Omen's have a 10" driver with a stated frequency response down to 35Hz.  They can make bass.  

**Yes, the Omens do produce decent bass (to my undiscerning ears at least). I adjusted the bottom-gap of the cabinet and I have dialed the bass in as good as it gets at this point. With a well recorded/well mastered/well pressed record - the speakers sound great as they are. With recordings that are your basic run of the mill vinyl record - not so much - something seems to be lacking.

Factoring in the specs of the Mini Torii, I would say your situation is perfectly suited for the ZROCK2.  

**I was hoping, that would be the case. Thanks for confirming.

But before concluding anything, are you happy with the overall volume?  If yes, get the ZROCK2.  If you are not getting the overall volume you desire - not just bass - then you should consider upgrading your amp with one that has greater output.  

**I'm more than happy w/ the volume. It's ridiculous, how loud I can crank those speakers w/ the little Mini Torii.

This is of course offered without knowing anything about your room and any potential issues with that system "component."

**Understood. My goal is to end up with a simple/reasonable system, that punches slightly above its weight-class/price. No special listening room - just my living room - so, there are plenty of compromises to deal with. I'm basically just looking to end up w/ something that sounds really musical and engaging.

With a 30-day return policy, you really can't go wrong.  There is nothing like auditioning any new gear in your room, with your system.

**Good point. Does the 30-day return policy also apply when you add upgrades?

**Thanks again for your insights - they are very much appreciated. I'm pretty new and clueless when it comes to this hobby - so, getting good information from knowledgeable members is what I rely on (along w/ doing a lot of reading).