YG Acoustics / XV 3 – Full YG Factory Upgrade – GTT Demo

GTT is offering its dealer-demo YG Acoustics Sonja XV loudspeaker system, returned to YG Acoustics and completely upgraded by the factory to full XV 3 specification. This is not an XV Studio, a partial modification, or a third-party conversion. YG performed the complete upgrade, and the resulting system is functionally equivalent to today’s XV 3—currently retailing for approximately $400,000 per pair. Now offered at $169,000, this is a rare opportunity to acquire full current-generation XV 3 performance for substantially less than half of present retail. The speakers served as GTT’s dealer reference and have known provenance from one of America’s most experienced reference-audio specialists. This is an extraordinary value for the serious listener seeking one of YG’s ultimate four-tower statement systems. The XV 3 is engineered as an all-out assault on low distortion, timing accuracy, microdetail retrieval, and full-range dynamic scale. Its four-tower architecture combines YG’s aerospace-aluminum cabinet construction, Lattice hybrid tweeter, BilletCore drivers, and third-generation Ultracoherent crossover technology to produce enormous scale and authority without sacrificing spatial precision, tonal information, or musical coherence. The XV statement platform has earned exceptional praise at GTT. Paul Bolin of The Audio Beat wrote, “This was unquestionably the finest and most lifelike audio system I have ever heard—and by a significant margin.” David W. Robinson of Positive Feedback called the Sonja XV statement system “a real mountaintop achievement at the highest level in the audio arts.” This YG-factory-upgraded pair brings that celebrated statement lineage to complete XV 3 specification. We have made a meaningful price adjustment because these speakers deserve to be in the hands of someone who will use and appreciate them. At $169,000, the buyer receives full XV 3 performance at approximately 42% of current retail. Serious inquiries and well-considered proposals are invited.