The Giya G3 Series 2 is a large floorstanding loudspeaker from Vivid Audio's flagship-adjacent Giya range, built with an exceptionally wide rated bandwidth. This model extends Vivid Audio's distinctive curved-cabinet engineering into genuine tower scale, representing a substantial statement within the brand's more ambitious catalogue tier.
Key specs that matter
Rated response is 32 Hz to 33 000 Hz. Sensitivity is 90 dB into a demanding 4 ohm load with a 300 W recommended amplifier level. At 44.0 x 122.0 x 61.0 cm and 65 kg it is a substantial, heavy tower with Vivid Audio's characteristically distinctive sculptural shape, consistent with the brand's more ambitious Giya-tier engineering.
Sound and use context
Expect a refined, wide-bandwidth presentation typical of Vivid Audio's curved-cabinet engineering approach at genuine floorstanding scale - a serious performer reflecting the brand's most ambitious current driver technology and resonance-controlled cabinet construction.
Pairing
The 90 dB sensitivity and demanding 4 ohm load call for a capable amplifier with real current delivery, worth confirming against whatever amplifier is already owned or planned for the system before committing to this substantial tower.
Alternatives
Vivid Audio's more compact Kaya range sits below this model for a considerably lower price and less demanding amplifier requirement, worth considering instead if this Giya-tier tower's exceptional scale and price exceed what a specific room and system require. Given the substantial 65 kg weight, delivery and placement logistics deserve careful advance planning before this tower arrives. Vivid Audio relatively specialist dealer network worldwide means sourcing an expert familiar with the brand distinctive engineering is well worth the extra research effort, and a rigid, well-positioned base also helps this substantial tower deliver its full potential in a given room. Overall this remains an ambitious flagship-adjacent floorstanding choice within Vivid Audio Giya range. A dealer visit remains the simplest way to compare current pricing across Vivid Audio Giya lineup. A subwoofer should rarely be needed given this tower already substantial bass extension for most rooms. Toe-in adjustment at the listening seat remains a free, worthwhile tweak once placement is finalised. A dealer demonstration remains worthwhile before committing to any specific purchase.