[Wallacefl]

The Raal 20 X-RAY is now available at Madisound. If possible I am willing to pay for a copy of the crossover between this tweeter and the Seas W18E001 (since I have a pair sitting around). Thank you.

[S Clark]

You should understand that it's not a two way interaction.  The box will be an equal player in the equation. 
What you are asking is something like 2+ (8/x)= Y   It can't be solved without another variable being known.   

[Rshorb]

You would need to copy a current design by Salk. The only one I know is the HT1 -TL or HT2-TL . The 2nd option would need a second woofer. You can message me if you have any questions and if I can’t answer them I will call Jim.

[WGH]

And there are more!

The original HT1 is a smaller stand mounted ported speaker
https://www.salksound.com/model.php?model=Veracity+HT1




The original HT2 uses a slightly different RAAL tweeter in a ported design which preceded the transmission line model
https://www.salksound.com/model.php?model=Veracity%20HT2




The Veracity HT2C uses the exact same drivers as the HT2-TL in a smaller sealed cabinet. I use the HT2C as the center channel speaker with two HT2-TL speakers in my home theater. I consider the HT2C the perfect center channel speaker because dialog is always clear and easy to understand without any extra male voice chestiness. The speaker rolls off at 45 Hz but that doesn't matter in a home theater because surround processors begin rolling off low frequencies at 80 Hz sending bass to a sub. I use the 450w Van Alstine Vision SET 400 amp for the HT2-TL speakers and a rare AVA Insight 240/3 3-channel amp that has 125w/channel for the HT2C. A regular, affordable home theater receiver wouldn't have the power to drive the three front Salk speakers to acceptable home theater volume levels.
https://www.salksound.com/model.php?model=Veracity+HT2C

[Wallacefl]

Thank you for your responses. I am looking for the crossover for the last model of HT-1 which is a RAAL 20XR crossed to a SEAS W18E001.

[jsalk]

PM me.  We can build some crossover boards for you.

- Jim