How do the speakers sound to you for your type of listing with and without the room EQ? If you like them after EQ, then go with it. I'd probably prefer them without the EQ unless I tweaked the curve a bit (as I've done for my KH120 II/KH 750/MA1).
The Harman curve takes an anechoically flat speaker and puts it in a normal room. If you EQ that to flat, you end up with a lot less bass and more highs.
40 Hz + 8 dB
60 Hz + 4 dB
100 Hz + 2 dB
200 Hz 0 dB
Here's another way to get to something similar. If you look at your own measurements, notice how the highs in the "not aligned system" are below the target. The next effect of the MA1 EQ in your system is to reduce the bass and boost the highs. Using a downsloping curve as outlined in the post below leaves the natural room response in place while addressing room modes).
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The Harman curve takes an anechoically flat speaker and puts it in a normal room. If you EQ that to flat, you end up with a lot less bass and more highs.
Eyeballing the curve, I'd do something like this.I would start by broadly following the room’s bass gain trend from maybe 150-200 Hz. Eyeball a reasonable curve through the peaks and dips and adjust to taste from there.
40 Hz + 8 dB
60 Hz + 4 dB
100 Hz + 2 dB
200 Hz 0 dB
Here's another way to get to something similar. If you look at your own measurements, notice how the highs in the "not aligned system" are below the target. The next effect of the MA1 EQ in your system is to reduce the bass and boost the highs. Using a downsloping curve as outlined in the post below leaves the natural room response in place while addressing room modes).

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