The NES still lives! Which is a great thing. I am still working on the crossover. That is why I haven't actually posted the crossover network yet. I am still experimenting with adding a zobel on the woofers and a baffle step. But then I have to attenuate the tweeters more than what they are right now. Those Daytons are fantastic little speakers, but have a nasty peak around 1800hz. (note: picture is from a crossover program, the actual peak is much less severe, but still a zobel may help with response). If the Zobel doesn't work, I may try an RLC filter.
You guys have brought up some great points. I had a lot of people asking me to design a soundbar, so I went ahead and did it. I am not the biggest fan of soundbars, but a lot of people right now really like them.
As far as the measurement goes, I can blow it up later if you want and add smoothing. That is an in-room response at MLP with both room reflection and diffraction in the measurement. It is also tested as both together, since you cannot just move them wherever you want. I could easily add smoothing, or test each speaker individually, but I hate when people give out this silky smooth graph at 1/3 or 1/6 smoothing. As far as removing the reflections in the room, I am not that savvy yet in rew. I would definitely need some guidance. I tried to do that unsuccessfully today. So i know it is something I am doing wrong.
When I finalize my crossover, I'll see what I can do to get rid of the problems within the room. And try to test it in a way that you guys find beneficial.