Anyone heard the Alsyvox Botticelli planar speakers?

The GT Audioworks Planar Speakers  at a fraction of the cost under $30,000  must be auditioned in direct comparison to the Alsyavox.
 The materials and construction in the speaker is second to none. Most important is that the membrane is proprietary unlike Aylsavox  which is simply aluminum which is placed on top of plastic. GT Speakers feature pure copper traces as well not aluminum. Overtime aluminum is a very poor surface to solder and these aluminum solder joints will become loose.
Additionally the speakers will also be far more transparent as they feature no crossover on the main 6 foot panel.There is  just too much to list here in terms of the design and construction materials utilized in the speaker. The Servo Subs can be purchased starting at 2:12 inch subs per side and go up to six per side.  The customer can additional Servo Subs as well.
 We will be at capital audio fest on November 1-3 please visit us in the Frederick room in the Hilton in Rockville Maryland. We have sold many systems across the United States and have testimonials from our customers  they are available upon request.  Please click the below link: 
https://youtu.be/2ZgRiAdbDNw

@faxer LOL, On every forum where the Alsyvox speaker is mentioned, you or another dealer post how great the GT speakers are. Somebody should organize a shoot-out between the two brands to actually determine whether you have a claim to naysay the Alsyvox’s. Albeit, the GT’s are a LOT less $$, but are they in the same league as the A’s???
Personally, if you have to use subs ( servo or otherwise) to augment your speaker, I believe you would be at a severe disadvantage from the gitgo! Getting the blend to be invisible with a sub/planar panel set up is almost impossible, IME. Nonetheless, a shoot-out would be instructive.

 With all due respect  you’re making assumptions about how the bass integrates with the panels
without having any information as to the technology involved in achieving seamless integration or having heard our system. Specially the panels were designed to mate with the servo subs - therefore the panels by themselves play well into the 50hz region- therefore your ears are less sensitive by bass being reproduced below 80hz - that is why the THX standard specifies crossing over at 80hz or below.
 Most importantly there is a very sophisticated servo computer that is connected to every single open baffle woofer - the purpose of which pulls the woofer back to to its resting position to completely eliminate the overhang which causes the boom and thereby mimics the planar panels by dissipating this excess energy.
Yes we want to educate the consumer so we post on various sites and let the consumer make informed choices.
 Additionally, Just because something costs incredible amount of money does not necessarily make them better or in a different league .
FYI- We have contacted Aylsavox to bring their speakers to CAF. No response.
We also exhibited at  this past Axpona  and invited Aylsavox to exhibit there as well. 
Well that never happened. No response from them as well.