Divine Acoustics

Reference Point Brand Partner

About Divine Acoustics

Divine Acoustics creates high-end loudspeakers and audio accessories that combine elegant design, advanced acoustic engineering and traditional Polish craftsmanship. Each speaker is carefully designed to deliver natural, detailed and immersive sound while complementing modern interiors.

From its distinctive golden-ratio-inspired enclosures to proprietary acoustic technologies and precision manufacturing, Divine Acoustics focuses on achieving exceptional sound reproduction with timeless aesthetics. Every product is designed and handcrafted in Poland, with extensive listening and testing shaping its final performance.

Reference Point proudly represents Divine Acoustics in India, bringing this small Polish workshop's handcrafted, golden-ratio loudspeakers to listeners who want their system to be as much a piece of furniture as a source of sound.

A one-man passion, since the late 1990s

“My ‘design journey’ continues, and the sky is the limit…” — Piotr Gałkowski, founder

Born from a Michael Jackson concert

Founder Piotr Gałkowski's obsession with sound quality began after attending Michael Jackson's only concert in Poland in October 1996 — the impeccable live sound made his own hi-fi speakers sound "undefined" by comparison, and he decided to build better ones himself.

Named after the stars

His first speakers, Altair, took nearly three years to perfect and combined his two passions — music and astronomy. Proxima followed in 2007, inspired by the monolith in Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey," and won highfidelity.pl's "Best Product 2008."

A workshop, not a factory

Based in Ozimek, near Lake Turawa in southwestern Poland, every Divine Acoustics product — from initial sketch through carpentry, upholstery, assembly and final listening tests — is done entirely by hand in a small family-owned workshop.

Ozimek, Poland

From Altair to Bellatrix

~1999 Altair, the founder's first hand-built pair of speakers, completed after nearly three years of development
2007 Proxima designed — later "Best Product 2008" from highfidelity.pl magazine
2013 Proxima Generation 3 presented — the longest-produced Divine Acoustics speaker, in production until 2022
2021 Bellatrix launched, the brand's latest bass-reflex flagship, using the systems introduced in Proxima

Read the full founder's story ›

Golden Ratio Design

Each enclosure follows the principle of the golden ratio — a divine proportion known since ancient times for its exceptional aesthetic qualities.

Anti-Vibration Technology

Gravity, CeraGem & CeraGem D

Divine Acoustics develops proprietary anti-vibration technologies designed to control unwanted vibrations and help audio systems achieve greater clarity, coherence and natural sound. From the original Gravity platform to the advanced CeraGem and latest CeraGem D technology, the brand combines carefully selected materials and precision engineering to manage vibration energy. CeraGem D incorporates microdiamonds for advanced micro-vibration control, featured in the Newton DIAMOND anti-vibration footers.

Vibration control lineage

Gravity — the original anti-vibration platform
CeraGem — advanced ceramic-based vibration management
CeraGem D — microdiamond micro-vibration control, used in Newton DIAMOND footers

Driver Isolation

TMI Damping System

The precision of high-frequency reproduction depends heavily on the conditions the tweeter works in. During many hours of listening sessions in the Divine Acoustics studio, an effective system for isolating the tweeter from the cabinet was developed — combining materials of different structure, density and damping properties to reduce the vibrations reaching the tweeter's delicate voice coil, for treble that stays smooth, natural and detailed at both low and high volume levels.

Why it matters

Reduces cabinet-borne vibration reaching the tweeter coil
Layered combination of materials tuned by ear, not just simulation
Smooth, natural, detailed treble at both low and high volumes

Design & Manufacturing

Handcrafted, Golden-Ratio Loudspeakers

Made in Poland

Enclosure designEvery cabinet follows the golden-ratio ("divina proportio") principle for visually harmonious proportions, designed using CAD software with laser-cut precision components

Crossover designSince Proxima Generation 3, crossovers are no longer designed purely by computer simulation — each model's final sound is the result of months-long listening tests and component selection by ear

Current speaker lineBellatrix (2021) and Electra — bass-reflex models built on the systems first introduced in the earlier Proxima series

Anti-vibration accessoriesGravity, CeraGem and CeraGem D platforms/footers, including the microdiamond-equipped Newton DIAMOND range

ConstructionHand-built from sketch to finished product — carpentry, upholstery, component assembly and finishing all done in-house at the Ozimek workshop

Finish materialsPremium veneers from selected wood species on slim standing enclosures, with carefully chosen finishing materials for a furniture-grade result

Full model-by-model specifications available on request. Specifications subject to change without notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Divine Acoustics speakers made?+

Every Divine Acoustics product is designed and handcrafted in a small family-owned workshop in Ozimek, in southwestern Poland, near Lake Turawa — from the initial sketch through carpentry, upholstery and final assembly.

What is the "golden ratio" enclosure design?+

It's a proportion system — the "divina proportio" known since antiquity for its aesthetic qualities — that Divine Acoustics applies to every cabinet shape, so the speaker reads as a harmonious, furniture-like object rather than a plain box.

What do the CeraGem anti-vibration accessories do?+

They're platforms and footers designed to control unwanted vibration reaching your speakers or components, for greater clarity and coherence. CeraGem D, the latest version, adds microdiamonds for finer micro-vibration control and is featured in the Newton DIAMOND footers.