Y No YG ?

Oh well Tim,
Rest assured I will come up with another one all in due time.

Thank’s for all your kind words and input,
Kenny.

Kenny,  you got another one removed?  You know on the stripper one, it was really good.  I didn't think that you'd get away adding the wire stripping.

Yes Erik you do come up with some really good conversational topics,unfortunately mine usually get removed.

Keep the thinking cap on,
Kenny.

@timlub 

Erik,
    You consistently come up with great conversational ideas.  

Thanks Tim!

Erik

YG is like a beautiful woman in everyway but just not my type. It looks lovely and sounded really nice but I just couldn't fall for it. And it was way too expensive.lol.

Erik,
    You consistently come up with great conversational ideas.  
YG speakers are great quality.... But they are very proud of them and charge according to their pride level.  Dollar for dollar there always seems something that performs on par or meets someone's taste for a lot less.  Of course with a good buy on the used market, they can be an incredible value. 

Mark, how do they compare to your JA Perspectives?

I love my YG Carmels. 

I've heard several YG "models" at AXPONA two years running and at a dealer's home about two years ago. In fact, this year I thought the large YG/Audionet room was very, very good. You would need a cavern to put all the gear in--which always strikes me as impractical, but you can't fault the SQ coming out of that room. Overall, I think YGs are generally too forward for me--the top end wears on me bit by bit over time. But, in the AXPONA YG/Audionet room, that system was conducting a powerful dynamic reproduction of symphonic/orchestral bliss.  

My friends who were Veloce partnered with them at shows, and provided the preamplifier and power amplifiers, both to stellar reviews.  They felt honored to have YG choose them, and thought the loudspeakers sounded exceptional.

I've personally heard them, and also felt impressed.  That said, maybe I come across as a bit of a fraud, but I would never spend that sort of money for any audio product

It's a cost no object luxury product.  Lots of money is spent on things that don't make it perform better and don't even make it look any better.  It's pure vanity.  You've got something that most people can't afford and that knowledge makes you less miserable.  meh.  

"Not only the cones, but all the metal parts in the Sonja, including the trim rings around the drivers—even the biwiring binding posts—are made by YGA. The aluminum panels that form the enclosures are milled from large sheets of aluminum."

I had one of those cars. It had Bose speakers.

ozzy

Probably the same reason you never see one of these at the local Friday night cruise night!
https://www.caranddriver.com/mclaren

They seem to maybe be more respected than loved?  Note they're never bought by reviewers even after positive reviews.  Too much science, not enough art?  Too much lab, not enough listening?  Kind of reminds me of Halcro in a way. 

The people that buy YG are few and far between and these folks don’t waste their time posting anywhere on the Internet.

You do see occasional used lwr models of them for sale for 20 to 30k and It’s generally dealers that have taken them on consignment or trade ins.

They do have nice brochures and website also.

Kenny.

Given their price points, I can't imagine that they sell a whole bunch of product. Accordingly, it's likely that there are few owners and even fewer of those who may frequent AG.

How many have $100 grand speakers?
https://www.stereophile.com/content/yg-acoustics-sonja-13-loudspeaker