I've owned both the Cornwall IV and the Forte IV. Hate to bash an American company but I found the build cheap. The wood seemed thin, the grill on the speakers will sag over time. The packaging is really one-time, which is why you see most sales are for local pickup.
They did achieve nice sound sound , which is really important, but nothing to knock your socks off. The Cornwall was a nice stop up in scale and power, the Forte maybe slightly ahead in the sometimes sought after hifi sound.
There is Volti, but I've never never them. He makes his "Klipsch" speakers out of nicer materials and the build looks much better. If you remember coming to America- their but has a sesame seed, our has no seeds. I think he learned his stuff from Klipsch before taking the bold leap on his own and even surpassing them on many levels. They are more $$$ but worth a look.
Are you sure horns are your thing? Lots of types of speakers out there. Have fun slow down learn and enjoy!
