Although, I'm not familiar with a couple of the fish you have, I think the pH of 6.6 is fine. Most fish can adapt to a wide range of pH values. The most important thing is that the pH stays constant with little fluctuation. If your water is hard, then changing the pH will be difficult as your have a lot of buffering capacity. Personally, I wouldn't try to change it. My tanks run about 6.4 to 6.6 and I don't every mess with the pH. What are the actual pH and KH values of your tap water?