Vivid Audio Giya G3'S2'
- Location
- Lepelstraat, NL
- Seller
- ad
- Source
- Marktplaats
- Posted
- 4 Aug 2026
- Last seen
- 18h ago
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Ultra high-end set luidsprekers: vivid audio giya g3 met s2-upgrade een betoverende set luidsprekers die uw luisterruimte verrijkt met ongeëvenaarde geluidskwaliteit. Of u nu geniet van de subtiele dy
The Giya G3 is notable because it’s a serious high-end floorstander, and €15,000 sits in the good-value zone against recent used asking prices around €11,500 to €16,000, with some cleaner or upgraded examples pushing higher. Against a new price of roughly €40,000 to €43,000, this is a sensible entry point rather than an aggressive ask.
What makes it worth chasing is the usual Vivid recipe: exceptional cabinet engineering, clean low-coloration sound, and that trademark mix of speed, scale, and image precision that keeps these in demand. If the drivers are healthy and the finish is honest, this looks like a proper enthusiast buy; I’d mainly want confirmation of condition, any factory upgrades, and whether the original packaging and spikes/plinth parts are included.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Vivid Audio emerged in 2001 when Laurence Dickie, the acclaimed designer behind Bowers & Wilkins' legendary Nautilus speaker and Matrix system, partnered with Philip Guttentag—introduced via former B&W president Robert Trunz—to launch the brand. Based in South Africa, the company established its manufacturing facility there, producing its first models, the B1 and K1 loudspeakers, in 2004. This heritage blends British hi-fi innovation with African production precision, setting Vivid apart from its origins in established UK firms.
The brand focuses exclusively on high-performance loudspeakers, designing every driver, enclosure, and component in-house for uncompromising transparency. Iconic lines like the Oval series (anchored by the enduring B1 and K1) and the flagship Giya range, unveiled at CES 2008, emphasize resonance-free cabinets and natural sound reproduction, free from coloration or reflection. Vivid eschews amplifiers, DACs, headphones, or cables, concentrating solely on speakers that deliver "perfectly transparent, natural sound."
Positioned firmly in the high-end market, Vivid Audio commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its boutique engineering and reference-level performance. Its speakers have earned accolades in live-versus-recorded comparisons and cult status for pushing acoustic boundaries, appealing to buyers seeking extreme fidelity over mass-market compromises.
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