By filters I meant Bessel, Butterworth, or Linkwitz-Riley. Those are the standard filter types for crossover networks. So do you have an amp for each speaker post crossover (active crossover)? Or is it the other way around? One amp -> crossover -> speakers.
Edit: I was just looking at the Nady, doesn't look like you can change the filter types anyway. Usually with a digital crossover network you can choose the type of filters you want.
Anyway, so where did you set your cut offs? Sounds like you're throwing away a lot of midrange freq. Or is the full range cabs part of the set up, so you're doubling the highs and lows? If you're happy with the sound, then that's good.
I guess I don't really have a comment or a question, but am just saying words. oh well.