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Vitus Audio
Website:https://www.vitusaudio.com/
Est. year: 1995
Vitus Audio is a Danish high-end electronics maker based in Herning, founded by engineer Hans-Ole Vitus. The company traces its unofficial start to 1995 and made its public debut in 2003 at a Stockholm show with three products, the RP-100 phono stage, the RL-100 line stage and the SM-100 mono power amplifier. It now builds amplifiers, preamplifiers, phono stages and digital sources in three tiers, all made by hand in Herning.
Range & what it's known for
The range is organised into three series. The Signature Series arrived in 2004 and forms the middle of the line. The Masterpiece Series, launched in 2009, sits at the top and holds the most elaborate designs. The Reference Series followed in 2010 and is the way into the brand. Each tier spans integrated amplifiers, pre and power amplifiers and source components, so a buyer can stay within one series for a full system. The design focus has always been on circuit layout and signal purity, with Hans-Ole Vitus still personally steering the engineering.
Who owns it and where it's made
Hans-Ole Vitus found hi-fi as a teenager, studied electronics and worked at Texas Instruments before turning to his own company. In 2022 Vitus Audio merged with AVM-TEC, the maker of Alluxity, to form AVA Group. Under that structure Alexander Vitus Mogensen is CEO and Lukas Birk Eriksen as COO, which frees the founder to concentrate on research and design. Manufacturing takes place at the company's facility on Hammershusvej in Herning, with administration at a separate site in the same town.
The lineup in this catalog
Amplifiers and DACs. Prices span roughly 20,000 to well over 200,000 dollars, with the Masterpiece Series at the upper end.
Who it's for
Vitus Audio is for buyers assembling a top-tier system and wanting every box made in a small Danish workshop. Owners often begin with a Reference Series integrated amplifier, move up to Signature separates, and end with Masterpiece components. Choose it if a long-term upgrade route within one maker, and a founder still closely involved in the circuits, matter more to you than a low entry price.
Range & what it's known for
The range is organised into three series. The Signature Series arrived in 2004 and forms the middle of the line. The Masterpiece Series, launched in 2009, sits at the top and holds the most elaborate designs. The Reference Series followed in 2010 and is the way into the brand. Each tier spans integrated amplifiers, pre and power amplifiers and source components, so a buyer can stay within one series for a full system. The design focus has always been on circuit layout and signal purity, with Hans-Ole Vitus still personally steering the engineering.
Who owns it and where it's made
Hans-Ole Vitus found hi-fi as a teenager, studied electronics and worked at Texas Instruments before turning to his own company. In 2022 Vitus Audio merged with AVM-TEC, the maker of Alluxity, to form AVA Group. Under that structure Alexander Vitus Mogensen is CEO and Lukas Birk Eriksen as COO, which frees the founder to concentrate on research and design. Manufacturing takes place at the company's facility on Hammershusvej in Herning, with administration at a separate site in the same town.
The lineup in this catalog
Amplifiers and DACs. Prices span roughly 20,000 to well over 200,000 dollars, with the Masterpiece Series at the upper end.
Who it's for
Vitus Audio is for buyers assembling a top-tier system and wanting every box made in a small Danish workshop. Owners often begin with a Reference Series integrated amplifier, move up to Signature separates, and end with Masterpiece components. Choose it if a long-term upgrade route within one maker, and a founder still closely involved in the circuits, matter more to you than a low entry price.
