Diora Acoustics unveils Polaris series with passive radiators for deeper bass and optimized room acoustics.
Three models—Polaris 1, Polaris 3, and Polaris 5—range from bookshelf to high-end floor-standing speakers.
All models feature premium European components and sleek, customizable cabinet finishes.
Just got wind of Diora Acoustics' latest announcement, and it's pretty exciting stuff. At the upcoming Bristol Hi-Fi Show 2025, they're set to unveil their new Polaris series speakers. What's cool about these is the incorporation of passive radiators, which should offer deeper bass and better performance even in rooms with tricky acoustics.
The Polaris lineup includes three models:
All models are crafted using high-end European components, from the drivers and crossovers right down to the internal wiring. The front panels have this sleek black, fine-grain finish that's resistant to scratches, while the rest of the cabinet comes in options like black or white piano lacquer, matte finishes, or natural walnut and oak veneers.
Here are some technical specs for those interested:
Diora Acoustics Polaris 1
Diora Acoustics Polaris 3
Diora Acoustics Polaris 5
Pricing is set at €1,500 for the Polaris 1 (pair), €2,000 for the Polaris 3, and €2,500 for the Polaris 5. They're hitting the European market soon, and for the quality and features on offer, they seem like they're worth checking out.
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