I think it's very dependent on room and positioning, if they're in front of a flat back wall and you position them at the QA recommended 8" from it then you should find the bass excellent, the thing is they are so non resonant with the Gelcore cabinets that they really show up how the cabinets of other speakers add to the sound in the bass, you may think they lack "fullness" but after you've listened to them for quite a while you realise how accurate, detailed and textured the bass is, it's a revelation. I bought mine for a second system but they proved to be so good they've displaced my QA3050 floor standers in the living room setup and they aren't too shabby either, even though mine don't have a flat back wall to aid the bass the bass still goes pretty deep (40hz ish). When I'm listening to digital I like to give them a little assist with the iTunes equaliser, about 3db boost in the 64hz band works nicely. Analogue doesn't need any help though.
As I use the setup for movies as well I thought I might need a sub but tbh I tried them with Blade Runner 2049 which has a lot of hefty deep bass and they sounded great, if you fancy a sub QA do a quite inexpensive one the 2070si for £169, DSP driven and 140watts of Class D power, twin drivers. too.
The record storage unit is a Kallax unit £25 from IKEA, mine’s the basic plain white which is the cheapest, but they do gloss white at £40 as well as wood effect (oak) for £30.
Yes it's a Rega Planar 3 (2016) upgraded with RPM engineering machined alloy subplatter and Edwards Audio Little Belter Blue drive belt, fitted with an ATF7 moving coil cartridge.
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