Make a drum kit sound big with only 2 microphones

This time I tried out the new Stellar Echo from Slate Digital. I've had the Tape Echo from Universal Audio for a while, but I have to say I like the Slate version better.
To see what I could do, I recorded my jazz drums with just 2 microphones and then sent them through the echo. I used the M-149 as an overhead and the Shure Beta 52 for the bass drum. To give the drums more character, I distorted the sum with my TL Audio preamp. A little bit of parallel compression with my TX5C and DBX 160 and this is the result. I'm curious to hear what you think. Feel free to write me in the comments.
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Filmequipment:
Blackmagic pocket cinema 4k
Blackmagic pocket cinema 6k
Sigma 18-35/1,8 DC HSM
Canon EF 24-105 mm
Canon RF 35mm Makro
Sigma Art 24-70mm 2.8 DG OS HSM
Aputure LS 300X
TVL 1000
Neewer 200 mm Stativ
Triopo 90cm Fototafel
Samsung Portable SSD T7 Shield
DaVinci Resolve
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Audioequipment:
Neumann M 149
Neumann KM 184
Beyerdynamic M 160
AKG 414
Royer 121
Universal Audio Apollo
Audient ASP 880
Audient ASP 800
Millennia HV-3d
Universal Audio 4-710 D
A-Designs Hammer 2
DBX 160
Valley People Dynamite
Rupert Neve Designs 542
Empirical Labs Distressor
Tonelux TX5C
TL Audio Preamp
T.C. Electronic 2290
Lexicon PCM 91
Trinnov D-Mon
WES Audio Ng Bus Comp
Logic Pro X