I'm really lost as to what you are doing here, Oszkar. Are you replacing the original drive units OR WHAT? 
We have some 200mm Kevlar bass units, some M10 visaton cone midranges and some dome tweeters. OK.
I can only think you figure out the original crossover, or redesign along, say, Spendor BC1 lines for a lowish crossover to the mid, which is going to behave quite similarly to the old Celestion HF1300:
Spendor BC1
FWIW, I got the M10 working in Boxsim, but had to manually input the cone type, diameter and cone area. A comparison with the TW70 sealed cone tweeter and some checking at Visaton site should give you the idea.
We have some 200mm Kevlar bass units, some M10 visaton cone midranges and some dome tweeters. OK.
I can only think you figure out the original crossover, or redesign along, say, Spendor BC1 lines for a lowish crossover to the mid, which is going to behave quite similarly to the old Celestion HF1300:
Spendor BC1
FWIW, I got the M10 working in Boxsim, but had to manually input the cone type, diameter and cone area. A comparison with the TW70 sealed cone tweeter and some checking at Visaton site should give you the idea.
Well, I have read some more and as states out in speakers literature for 2nd order highpass 3,5 khz should be fine in my case, my case being tweeter: 2500 - 20000hz and that is what I am going with. For the mids Visaton M10 should not be so hard. And the basses found them by name and brand and states out for they to be SAL (Hungarian Speakers Company) SBX2030BK 120-80w, 3000Hz, 30oz magnet.
Here is all I have found about the drivers: Tweeters 1" recycled plastic tweeter with back positioned acoustic absorbant material rated at 8ohm, 8oz magnet, 2500-20000hz, no fs, qts, qms. The midranges I will go with are speaka 75/90, basses are SAL KBX 2030 all the data showed above and in pics posted before. The midranges will have a 3 liter cabinet of theyr own. I wonder if heco ascada 770 crossovers will be good they spec at crossover cutfrequencies 150/3500 4ohm.
Here are the plots for them for the XO's they are having L pads on the twweters and the basses but I can't the parts at supplyers and too much linking won't work for them. The mids I will be using are the speaka 75/90. I am buying heco ascada 770 crossovers if they are passing to them good. They are ready made and that might be the end of it! I will be soon done with the boxes stuffing coating orientation of the mids and front grille. So thanx all for the help! Goodbye!
And even when you reply in an apology you continue to use them?
WHY DO YOU KEEP YELLING AT US! IT"S NOT NICE TO ADD EMPHASIS TO EVERY STATEMENT! IT MAKES IT SEEM LIKE YOU THINK YOU ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN OTHERS WHO ARE TYPING!
Do you see the problem? If so, stop.
Erik
Besides the problem with your use of exclamation points, you really have two choices:
1 - Find a kit or design online to build from
2 - Learn more about speaker design
3 - Buy your speakers from E-bay.
Your requirements don't make a lot of sense yet, however it seems you may like some line arrays, or partial-arrays like Nola Speakers.
You can also find a lot of information about open baffle designs and kits which will sound much better than the Pioneer's you are trying to emulate (with dipole radiators) here at Linkwitz Labs.
Best,
Erik
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