Impedance curve to spice equivalent in LTSpice

I have a thought of frequency dependent load ( this is how a speaker with enclosure behaves.) simulation . This will help me to built cross over and see how this behaves. not only that but we will also help me generate wave file which I can run on actual speakers and measure performance and hear how likely would this final design would perform. this will highly eliminate the need of buying crossover components for every small change.

So I am looking for how do I incorporate frequency dependent load with LTspice if have impedance measurement file in csv format.

Thanks.
 
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Something close to. But I haven't understood the subckt.

also if the subckt is modified and other components are removed just leaving Frequency output and impedance, it would be hard to create as it does not pickup data directly from csv or zma file.

Is it possible for you to share the speaker subckt with me.

Any suggestions.
You can find my models (including many sound speakers) on my web page:
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Use these values to better model your impedance profile of a driver in a sealed cabinet without any crossover components. All caps and inductors have negligible dcr of 1mR in this sim.
 

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