What does one purchase after owning horns?

Volti Audio Vittoras....These All Horn Loudspeakers 'do integrate' as they are all horn loudspeakers. The cello is a cello with these. Exceeding smooth, not detailed for the sake of being detailed like so many loudspeakers. Ultimately satisfying.

Volti Audio Vittoras....These All Horn Loudspeakers 'do integrate' as they are all horn loudspeakers. The cello is a cello with these. Exceeding smooth, not detailed for the sake of being detailed like so many loudspeakers. Ultimately satisfying.

Dalecrommie, thanks for the heads up. I had never heard of these. I still fondly remember Klipschorns, but I must say that I was only happy with the corner horns.

The Volti speakers use a cabinet design quite similar to the Klipsch Lascala, particularly the doghouse portion(the bass horn). I think they are great alternative to the Lascala II, at not much more money(although I have not heard a pair). But what I have read about them is very alluring .I find excellent coherence between all 3 drivers in the Lascala(after cabinet mods)(and Khorn), and because of the non corner placement requirements, as of the Khorn, they are more versatile. Granted, I have heard some excellent Khorn/room set ups which were wonderful sounding, but corner positioning led to other issues, which with some work, can be overcome. I am not touting them to be the best, but at the price points, with some tweaking, even for the new ones, they do more good than bad, and are still competitive with others today. I would like to listen to a pair of the Volti's in the near future.

Dale - Your speakers look very interesting. It's got to be true that a full blown, hand made, 3 way horn system for less than $8000 is a first.

I intend to give this option a lot of thought. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.