FOR EVERY ROOM,
NOT JUST
LISTENING ROOMS.

GREAT THINGS IN SMALL PACKAGES

Retaining the motor structure and suspension profiles of the larger siblings, the G3 Cu is capable of producing substantial bass energy despite its reduced diameter.

The top of the bass enclosure displays the now uniquely familiar curl of the tapered tube absorber to completely eliminate the top to bottom resonances and deliver sharp accurate bass.

RELATIVE VALUES 

With its distinctive composite enclosure, the G3 Cu is unmistakeably part of the GIYA family, and a direct descendent of the pioneering G1. And like them, its striking design is driven entirely by function.

The curling tapered tube absorber completely eliminates top-to-bottom resonances to deliver sharp, accurate bass from the paired C135 drivers – and with a power you have to hear to believe, given the G3’s compact size.

EXPRESS YOURSELF

Even at just 1.1 metres tall, the G3 Cu loudspeaker makes its presence felt. You may wish to make a feature of its radical, sculptural design; or you might prefer to let its work speak for it instead. With our range of colours, you can make your loudspeakers as subtle or strident, restrained or resplendent as you like.

The G3 Cu is available in two standard finishes – pearl white, oyster matte and piano black – and any other colour you desire by special order.

THE EXTERNAL CROSS OVER OPTION

In the interests of versatility, all Giya Cu models are available with an external crossover option. The crossover is housed in a separate case, finished in piano gloss to the same high standard as the main loudspeaker and equipped with two pairs of input terminals to permit the same bi-wire and bi-amped options as the standard loudspeaker. A professional-grade eight-way cable is provided to link the crossover with the loudspeaker with the connection being provided by a metal-cased NL8 professional loudspeaker connector.

The crossover can very easily be disconnected and an eight-way cable fitted, permitting connection to four amplifiers with a signal-level active crossover being used to divide the spectrum as required by the four driver sections of the loudspeaker.