Every Divin loudspeaker is built around an 8-inch midrange driver that uses Göbel’s patented bending wave technology, the result of more than 15 years of development modelled on the way musical instruments create sound.

The treble comes from an AMT tweeter set in a massive wave guide milled from solid aluminium, whose curved profile blends all the drivers into one natural, even sound field. Custom Göbel long-throw bass drivers sit in a constrained-layer damped front baffle for a seamless handover from the midrange.

The Divin Majestic is the flagship, with two symmetrically arranged 18-inch long-throw bass drivers, the largest in the range. Like every Göbel loudspeaker, it is designed and handmade in Germany at Göbel High End’s workshop near Munich.

The Divin Comtesse brings the same bending wave midrange and AMT tweeter to the smallest Divin, with a single 8-inch long-throw bass driver.

The Divin Sovereign subwoofer reaches below them all: a custom 18-inch long-throw driver in a closed, constrained-layer cabinet with walls up to 75 mm thick, a built-in 2,500 W amplifier and a German-made DSP engine that you set up over its own Wi-Fi dongle, then unplug.

The Baforce uses sixteen 9-inch long-throw drivers and the Baforce Petite eight, each in its own sealed chamber in an impulse-compensated array.

Both come passive or active, with 250 W per driver. The Baforce Controller is a fully analog, symmetrical crossover in a case milled from solid aluminium.

Many individually insulated conductors are woven into a 3D matrix that balances inductance and capacitance, and their geometry controls skin effects so every frequency travels evenly.