ATC actually did make an active crossover years ago, before they made the "amp packs" with everything built in. I’ve asked about making another one over the years, but calibrating a system properly is not easy. I use an Audio Precision here in our shop (10K piece of test equiipment) plus an expensive calibration microphone and a treated room; this is almost impossible at home. This calibration is critical to the entire active idea. Asking end users to do this at home sucessfully sounds like a lot of complaint phone calls coming in to me! Its a complex process to correctly calibrate and check your work, especially when trying to stereo match a pair of speakers in different locations in the room. A 1/2dB level difference across an entire band is quite audible. Its nearly impossible to measure correctly in a living room with all the irregular surfaces and 1st reflections., windows, etc. Using a DIRAC or REW or other such method makes it very diffeicult as all these systems look at a single point in space so it doesn apply to the entire room. Trinnov is better, a lot of advantages in that mic they developed.
Brad