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Indiana Line Lira 6

What is most striking during extended listening sessions, however, is the Lira 6’s extraordinary ability to accompany the listener for hours on end without causing any fatigue. These are not speakers designed to impress in the first few minutes; on the contrary, their strength lies in their ability to establish a lasting connection with the music and the listener. As time goes on, new nuances in the recordings continue to emerge, while the sound presentation remains engaging and enjoyable even during very long listening sessions. The Lira 6 also demonstrate remarkable musical versatility. With jazz, they offer a refined reproduction rich in micro-details; with classical music, they deliver good articulation of orchestral masses and convincing dynamics; while with rock and pop, they express energy and rhythm without losing composure. This ability to adapt to very different repertoires is one of the most appreciable qualities of the design.

Dual terminals for bi-wiring and bi-amping. Note that the grille does not fit flush, leaving an elegant gap

With this new generation of the Diva series, Indiana Line demonstrates that it has achieved significant design maturity. The Lira 6 is not merely an evolution of the previous line, but marks the brand’s entry into a more ambitious and refined realm. The design appears more sophisticated in every respect, from the construction of the cabinet to the design of the drivers, right down to the overall quality of the sound reproduction. The end result is a speaker that retains the listening pleasure that contributed to the Italian brand’s success, while adding a significant dose of refinement, transparency, and tonal credibility. The Diva 6 manages to carve out a niche in a highly competitive market segment by offering a rare balance between performance, musicality, and ease of integration into the home environment. A true step forward for Indiana Line, offering a glimpse of extremely promising prospects for the future of this Italian brand.

Technical characteristics:

  • Type: 3-way bass-reflex floorstanding speaker
  • Configuration: Symbiotic Drive
  • Tweeter: 28 mm with aluminum-magnesium dome, 3D-Guide waveguide, and EQ-Ring
  • Midrange: 120 mm
  • Woofer: 2 × 175 mm with Curv cone
  • Frequency response: 35 Hz – 30 kHz
  • Sensitivity: 90 dB (2.83 V / 1 m)
  • Nominal impedance: 4–8 Ω
  • Recommended amplifier power: 30–200 W
  • Crossover frequencies: 600 Hz / 3,000 Hz
  • Cabinet: 21 mm MDF with internal black bamboo reinforcements
  • Front panel: slanted backward
  • Loading: bass reflex
  • Dimensions (H × W × D): 932 × 220 × 363 mm
  • Weight: 19 kg each
  • Available finishes: Matte Black, Matte White

Price: €2 ,350 per pair

Manufacturer: Klan Audio

Distributor: ASM Distribuzione

Written by Audio 2G

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