Indiana Line
About Indiana Line
Founded in 1977 in Turin, Italy as a branch of Alcor, Indiana Line initially assembled Utah loudspeakers from American components. The company quickly developed its own identity with six speaker models featuring the Phenolic Ring Dome technology, achieving such success that Alcor abandoned Utah in favor of Italian-designed products. In 2006, Coral Electronic (founded 1975 by Eugenio Musso) acquired Indiana Line, combining over 40 years of heritage from both brands. Now managed by Polish distributor Audio Klan under Janusz Prządka, Indiana Line continues producing floorstanding speakers, bookshelf speakers, subwoofers, and home theater systems. The company maintains its Italian design heritage while offering exceptional value through series like Diva, Tesi, Nota, and Utah, known for elegant aesthetics and pure sound quality.
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Indiana Line Utah 8, Lira 6, and Lira 3: Advanced Speaker Systems Unveiled
Indiana Line introduces three new speaker models: Utah 8, Lira 6, and Lira 3, enhancing their audio equipment lineup.
Utah 8, a three-way speaker, features innovative 12-inch Tri-Wave suspension woofer and DIRS system for vibration reduction.
Lira 6 employs 'Symbiotic Drive' design, ensuring phase coherence and natural sound, with dual 7-inch Curv cone woofers.
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Indiana Line Utah 8, Lira 6, and Lira 3 - Three New Speaker Models Now Available
Indiana Line introduces three new speaker models: Utah 8, Lira 6, and Lira 3, showcasing advanced audio technologies.
Utah 8 features a 3-way design with 28mm aluminum-magnesium tweeter, 12-inch woofer, DIRS damping system, and LC-Traps crossover.
Lira 6 employs Symbiotic Drive integration, 28mm tweeter, dual 7-inch woofers, angled MDF-bamboo cabinet, bass-reflex system, and bi-wiring capability.
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