Sonja 1.3 vs Sonja 1.2
The Sonja 1.2 matches the Sonja 1.3 on sensitivity (88 dB), impedance (4Ω), low-frequency extension (20 Hz), and high-frequency extension (40 kHz).
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The YG Acoustics Sonja 1.3 is a large, fully passive, modular floorstanding loudspeaker assembled from a Sonja 1.1 main module and two matching bass modules. It uses two 6-inch BilletCore aluminum-cone midrange drivers, two 10.25-inch BilletCore aluminum-cone woofers, and a 1-inch ForgeCore silk-dome tweeter. YG Acoustics’ DualCoherent crossover operates at 65 Hz and 1.75 kHz, with ToroAir inductors used in the crossover network. The specified frequency response is 20 Hz–20 kHz ±1 dB, with usable output extending from below 20 Hz to above 40 kHz. Sensitivity is 88 dB at 2.83 V/1 m, while nominal impedance is 4 ohms with a 3-ohm minimum. Each speaker measures 179 × 43 × 72 cm and weighs approximately 230 kg unpackaged. The Sonja 1.3 was designed as the largest configuration in the original Sonja 1 series and is known for its high resolution, wide dynamic range, precise imaging, and exceptionally substantial construction.
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The Sonja 1.2 matches the Sonja 1.3 on sensitivity (88 dB), impedance (4Ω), low-frequency extension (20 Hz), and high-frequency extension (40 kHz).
The Hailey 3's sensitivity is 87 dB against the Sonja 1.3's 88 dB. Both share impedance (4Ω), low-frequency extension (20 Hz), and high-frequency extension (40 kHz).
The Krypton 3X's sensitivity is 89 dB against the Sonja 1.3's 88 dB and its low-frequency extension 21 Hz against 20 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
The Grand Harmony's low-frequency extension is 30 Hz against the Sonja 1.3's 20 Hz. Both share sensitivity (88 dB), impedance (4Ω), and high-frequency extension (40 kHz).
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