YG Acoustics

Vesper 3

YG Acoustics introduces Vesper 3 Reference floorstander

YG Acoustics has expanded its loudspeaker range with the Vesper 3. The model follows a three-year development programme, with research and development at the company's laboratories in Cambridge, England.

Georg S. Kuklick

YG Acoustics has introduced the Vesper 3 to its Reference range. The YG Acoustics Vesper 3 is a three-way passive floorstanding loudspeaker, scheduled for availability through authorised dealers from October 2026.

The driver configuration combines a 26 mm proprietary hybrid Lattice tweeter with an aluminium-cone midrange driver and a 22 cm aluminium-cone bass driver. The midrange unit uses neodymium motor magnets. Crossover frequencies are set at 92 Hz and 1.71 kHz.

The speaker uses YG's third-generation Ultracoherent crossover, whose development drew on the company's Titan research programme. The network incorporates custom components, including pure metal foil capacitors, bifilar-wound resistors and resonance-damped Litz inductors. Its circuit layout is computationally optimised to minimise interactions between components.

The Vesper 3 has a specified usable output range of 30 Hz to 40 kHz and a rated sensitivity of 88 dB. Average impedance is specified at 4 ohms, with a minimum of 2.8 ohms. Each speaker measures 107 cm high, 27 cm wide and 40 cm deep, and weighs 71 kg.

The enclosure is constructed from aerospace-grade aluminium. YG Acoustics machines the Vesper 3 in-house, and the speakers are hand-built across its manufacturing facilities in Denver, Colorado, and Cambridge, England. Silver and black are the standard finishes, with additional finish options available through YG dealers.

Key specifications

Speaker type

Three-way passive floorstanding loudspeaker

Product range

Reference

Enclosure material

Aerospace-grade aluminium

Tweeter

26 mm proprietary hybrid Lattice tweeter

Midrange construction

Proprietary aluminium cone; neodymium motor magnets

Midrange diameter

18.5 cm in StereoNET; 18 cm (7.25 inches) in Mono and Stereo

Bass driver

22 cm aluminium cone; ultra-high field-strength motor

Crossover

Third-generation Ultracoherent

Crossover components

Pure metal foil capacitors, bifilar-wound resistors, resonance-damped Litz inductors

Crossover frequencies

92 Hz; 1.71 kHz

Specified usable output range

30 Hz–40 kHz

Sensitivity

88 dB

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