Comments on: The Volti Rival Loudspeakers - Horns for the Common Room
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By: Pascal
https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/volti-rival-loudspeakers/#comment-2546
Thu, 13 Dec 2018 12:18:00 +0000http://positive-feedback.com/?p=30582#comment-2546Hi , Very interesting these enveintes but I do not know why, but I can not help thinking about the speakers Wolf von Langa "Son" with which it would be interesting to compare with these Volti "Rival"! Moreover their name (Son and Rival) are all indicated!
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By: Stephen Fleschler
https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/volti-rival-loudspeakers/#comment-2488
Mon, 12 Nov 2018 20:01:00 +0000http://positive-feedback.com/?p=30582#comment-2488I heard this at the LA Audio Show in 2017. My friends also came by another day. We spent between 25 and 35 minutes listening. I brought a Urania spectacular percussion LP and a Ramsey Lewis Trio CD. They played Stevie Ray Vaughn. The system was not very expensive, Triode Wire Cabling, a $9,000 Perla Audio integrated ss amp and a $3,000 turntable with a Dynavector DV20X cartridge. My, what GREAT sound. It was so easy to listen to but so aurally involving. The dynamics were great but so was the overall sound and PRAT. We heard good sound 30 degrees off axis as well. The set-up was placed along the long wall and I don't think the standard hotel room was acoustically treated. Voices, percussion and piano sounded so natural and right. It was an eye/ear opening sound from a horn speaker. I typically hear a horn's colorations. This one was tough to hear. Definitely worth a listen and easy on the total budget to extract great sound.
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