Indiana Line Diva 3 Bookshelf Speakers – Pair

🧾 Overview

The Indiana Line Diva 3 is a premium 2-way bass-reflex bookshelf speaker (pair) designed for clean, dynamic and musical stereo playback in small to medium rooms. With high sensitivity and a front-facing reflex design, it’s easy to drive and easy to place—perfect for a refined hi-fi system without the “overkill tower” footprint.

✅ Key Features

• ✅ 2-way bass-reflex bookshelf design tuned for smaller rooms and near-wall placement
• ✅ High sensitivity (90 dB) for lively sound even with moderate-power amplifiers
• ✅ 150 mm midwoofer + 26 mm silk-dome tweeter for balanced, detailed presentation
• ✅ Carefully engineered crossover at 3500 Hz for coherent midrange and smooth treble
• ✅ Front panel engineered for stability (thick baffle + slight tilt) to reduce cabinet effects
• ✅ Supplied foam plugs let you fine-tune bass output for your room and placement
• ✅ Wide frequency response (45 Hz – 23 kHz) for full-range listening without a sub

📦 What’s in the Box

📦 Indiana Line Diva 3 (Pair)

• 🔊 2 × Diva 3 bookshelf speakers
• 🧩 Foam plugs for the bass-reflex port (supplied)
• 🦶 Adhesive rubber feet/pads (supplied)
• 📖 Owner’s manual

🔄 Compatibility

Works with any stereo integrated amplifier, power amp, AV receiver, or mini-amp that supports 4–8 Ω speaker loads. Recommended amplifier power is 30–100 W per channel; high sensitivity makes Diva 3 a great match for compact Class D amps as well as classic Class AB integrateds.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

📦 Insured worldwide delivery
🔄 14-day return policy
🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

• AV-Online (Hungary): “Szép és széles színpad ábrázolására képes, és már szobahangerőn is telten szólal meg.”
• Hi-Fi Class (Poland): “Ich brzmienie odbiera się jako wciągające, żywe.”
• Top Hi-Fi & Video Design (Poland): “dość wyrównany, naturalny, ale w żadnym razie nudny” (about the overall tonal character).

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: These speakers may trigger “just one more album” syndrome, sudden speaker-stand shopping, and irrational debates about toe-in angles at 1:00 AM. You have been warned.