Almost there but not quite....

Thorman would love to lose the televison however the other half would kick my behind. My kid also loves where the television resides and it wouldn't be fair to remove it.

For critical listening I place a Gik 242 panel in front which does a great job at killing any reflections

Well, you might scoot the speakers a little bit farther apart so that you're not quite so nearfield, and just for kicks try toeing them in severely so that they criss-cross in front of the listening position. If you want a warmer tonal balance, you might use even more toe-in or move the speakers closer to the wall behind them or move your listening position closer to the wall behind you (maybe shift everything to the right six inches if that big slanty edge intrudes). You might try removing the absorptive panels that are fairly far away from either the speakers or your listening position, like those ones to the far left; late arriving lateral reflections are often psychoacoustically pleasing.

These are little more than guesses, and even if they help in one area there may be undesirable trade-offs in another. But... they don't cost anything to try!

Duke
dealer/manufacturer

Thanks Duke will give a few of these suggestions a try

You have a problematic room. You certainly are sitting in a near field listening position. I would expect you are losing a lot of air and spaciousness due to that listening position. Is a short wall configuration possible? Try to get further away from the speakers, they need some room to breath.

Awesome speaker choice Musicfile, I'm very familiar with them and Intuitive Design Deltas (also of granite)