Does anyone know the crossover point of the Harbeth 30.2 XD?

"This is all in the realm of fantasy..."

Yep!

@hiphiphan You won’t offend me and I don’t think you’ll offend Erik by tinkering. Even if it doesn’t work, you will become more learned.

@ghdprentice I like the way bard deescribed how every analog crossover works like it is a distinctly Harbeth attribute. I’d guess they pulled this out of a review or marketing doc somewhere.  (I don't blame bard)

Jerry

OP:

As @carlsbad2 said, not offended, and tinkering is a way to learn, BUT...

1 - DIYaudio is THE premier place to ask for advice on speaker mods.

2 - Your questions make me see you are not ready for this project yet. You need to learn how to do an electroacoustic analysis of the speaker, and be able to use that data to feed a crossover simulator.  Go look at Troels Gravesen's site and his modes for the Yamahas or B&W speakers.  You'll get a much better idea of what is involved.

3 - I strongly encourage you to reduce your tears by doing a straight up DIY build. Lots of kits already made, and you won’t ruin a perfectly sellable pair of speakers. Alternatively, buy a pair of speakers without working tweeters and learn to adapt a random new tweeter to them. That’s a lot nicer way to learn than on a perfectly good pair. You’ll feel a lot less like a mad butcher that way.

Best,

Erik

@erik_squires As usual great advice.  I need your bullet #2 if I ever start mofifying speakers.  (as you recall I rebuilt my crossovers to the same design using better parts, but no design changes).  Frankly, I have a lot of confidence in the guy who designed my crossovers. 

My buddy who did the same mod has moved to the next level and is doing the analysis as you suggest to play with his crossover component values.

Jerry

For Harbeth 30, someone mentioned 2.4 khz in asr.