Has anyone ever heard these speakers by Volti Audio?


I have read a few things about Volti Audio (in Nashville TN). Has anyone ever heard a pair?
Most specifically the Vittora : http://voltiaudio.com/vittora/.
These might really match well with my tube amp but are quite expensive.
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I have the original Alura, which was before the midrange horn was made vertical . Looks a lot like a Klipsch, but on steroids. Sounds great with Low powered amps, or powerful amps. I have upgraded all components to current model, as Greg has made some big upgrades since the original . Beautiful woodwork . 

Love to get home from a stressful day and listen to them! As long as I own a room large enough to accommodate them, they will stay. 

I do have to say they are horns, and you can locate the tweeters while listening to some music. Dispersion not as wide as other tweeters. I have mine set up on a short wall, but Greg sets his up on the long wall.

Vittorias are supposed to be on another level.


The Cornscala on the Crites speakers .com  site looks really Interesting and not outlandishly expensive ..................hmmmm 
 
I had a pair a pair of Crites Cornscalas. Not what you're looking for.

I pretty much gutted the speaker except the woofer,  and ordered Volti's K-Horn upgrade kit which includes the Beyma 4592, Beyma CP25 tweeters and K-Horn V-Track Horn, internal wiring with Supra cables, Cardas binding posts  and mounted it atop the Cornscala cabinet. Xover from Aletheia Audio.
http://www.klipschupgrades.com/khornupgrades2.shtml

Not pretty but sounds great to me.
I now have the midrange and tweeter of a Volti and the bass of a Cornwall.
https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/162042-my-k-hornwalls/

Have Crites build you a speaker cabinet, order the above upgrades and add a subwoofer if you like and voila! Poor man's Vittora. :^)





I have heard the Vittoras at audio shows several times, with and without subwoofers, and always came away favorably impressed.  The woodwork to my eyes seems excellent, as noted above.  I'm a horn person.  I seriously considered the Vittoras myself.  Greg strikes me as knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.

As an alternative horn style, with reasonable pricing, take a look at Charney Audio, New Jersey.  Note: I am a customer and acquaintance, so I am favorably biased, but with good reason.