1st order crossover?


The speakers I have, have a 2 inch dome driver that has crover points at 1,000 and 2,000. In the owners material and set up a lot of attention is given to phase and time. Each driver is in it's own cabinent and a measuring device is used to align each cabinent after measuring the seating position from top of sub and floor to ear distance. Can the crossover points for that 2 inch dome be 1st order "6db per octave" when it is not even covering an octave. It has been said that drivers for 1st order crossovers have to cover such a wide frequency range. That is not the case here. Hope to learn a few more things on 1st order crossovers. Thanks
saygrr
Hi-pass and lo-pass filter points of 1000 and 2000Hz, respectively, make NO sense for a midrange dome. Maybe they're 100 and 2000?
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I will list all of the crossover points. 120,1,000,2,000,and 6,500. I like the speakers a lot. I am just curious about the 1,000 and 2,000 points. If there are knowledgable folks out there that can shed some light on this matter I would appreciate it.
Thanks Jeff