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The new generation of the Tesi series expands the Indiana Line brand portfolio
Indiana Line introduces models from the new Tesi series generation, adding five new speaker columns to its lineup: floorstanding Tesi 5 and Tesi 6, bookshelf Tesi 2 and Tesi 3, and the central speaker Tesi 7.
“Like a real Italian diva!” – Diva 3 bookshelf speaker review in AV-Online magazine
Indiana Line's former Diva range is still available, with the completely revised new range now comprising two models, one floor-standing and one bookshelf. You can tell from the exterior that the manufacturer has gone for a more serious look than its predecessor, with no real eye-catching features or decorations, everything is clean and puritanical in the true sense of the word.
“Designed for those who want more bass in a small or medium room” – Basso 840 speaker test in AV-Online magazine
The Indiana Line is not out to impress the audiophile with perfect ultra high end sound. They simply want to provide good sound for ordinary people who want a civilised-looking sound system free from gross imperfections.
“No frills or pr, this is an Indiana Line Italian speaker” – Nota 260 X speaker test in AV-Online magazine
AV-Online magazine was curious to see what the Nota 260 X speaker has to offer, as it is difficult to find quality Italian speakers in this price range on the market today.
Indiana Line Diva 3 and Diva 5 speakers – a new chapter in the brand’s history
Indiana Line presents its most advanced loudspeakers – the bookshelf Diva 3 and the floorstanding Diva 5. Completely new technical solutions incorporated into their design resulted in an extremely universal, natural and engaging sound, as well as an original appearance.
„Who said hi-fi must be expensive?” –Indiana Line Tesi 561 test report on the online magazine AFDigitale
There are many ways to live and revive Hi-Fi and they are not necessarily expensive ways, on the contrary. This setup is a tangible demonstration of this.
„Indiana Line is once again on the path of classic loudspeaker design” – Indiana Line Tesi 661 test in AV-Online magazine
„The Tesi 661 is the largest floorstander in the range, but it still keeps a low profile thanks to its unobtrusive stature and understated, elegant appearance. Inside, double stiffening and the right amount of damping material have been applied, which we’re sure to need when listening to music, because from what we know so far, […]
“Fast tracking, catchy chords, youthful verve and clean performance” – Indiana Line DJ310 review in AV-Online magazine
The DJ 310 is the larger of the two models in the DJ series. It combines high quality sound with easy setup. The tester was curious to see what the Indiana Line retro boxes, popular in our country, could do.
„Vibrance, temperament, dynamic tone” – Indiana Line Tesi 261 test in AV-Online magazine
The design of the Tesi speakers makes this series perfect for almost any interior layout, no matter if you choose floorstanding or smaller models. The Tesi 261 bookshelf speaker not only looks great, but also delivers a full, polished sound that is unmatched in price.
„Really compact and really big” – Indiana Line Tesi 561 in AV-Online magazine
Indiana Line’s Tesi 561 combines classic shapes with modern rounded edges. A true essence of Italian design thinking, the Tesi Series speaker is finished in a durable and aesthetically pleasing vinyl enclosure. This speaker not only looks good, but also surprises the listener with its rich yet sophisticated sound.
„Listening pleasure” – subjective test of Indiana Line Tesi 561 and Tesi 661 on tophifi.pl
The possibilities of two Indiana Line floorstanding constructions from the Tesi series – in a stereo hardware configuration – were checked by the representatives of the polish network of specialized audio-video stores, Top Hi-Fi & Video Design.
“A masterfully seasoned feast” – the Indiana Line Diva 552 test in the German magazine “Stereo”
Diva is a top series of the Indiana Line loudspeakers. A popular floor construction from this product line is the Diva 552. The possibilities of this model are described by Tom Frantzen from the German magazine "Stereo".