Assuming you've invested any energy around top of the line sound unit you'll realize that some of it is humorously costly. Be that as it may, by God, it sounds great.
Probably the most costly audiophile speakers are by California's Magico: the organization's lead M9 floorstanders come in barely short of 1,000,000 bucks; the M7s are only north of $550,000 and the 'mid-range' S3 we heard in 2023 come in at around £60k, $71,330 or AU$106,860, contingent upon the completion you pick. So by examination, the new Magico S2 floorstanding speakers are a passage level deal: in the UK they cost from £41,500 to £49,998 a couple. That is generally $52,990 to $63,840.
So what do you get for around £50k? As per Magico, something astonishing. What's more, given their history - we've additionally heard a similar brand's M7s and can't save $560k rapidly enough - we're leaned to trust them.
Magico S2 floorstanding speakers: key highlights
The new Magico S2 floorstanders are three-way, four-driver speakers intended to convey greatest execution with an insignificant impression; as per Magico you'll get "uncommon execution for a speaker that can fit anyplace".
The fixed nook is produced using Magico's biggest at any point single-piece aluminum expulsion (Magico doesn't do wooden nooks) and elements a full-length vertical support that Magico says boosts unbending nature, solidness and damping.
Every speaker has a 8mm unadulterated beryllium, precious stone covered tweeter, a 12.7cm mid-range driver and twin 18mm bass drivers. The mid and bass drivers have Magico's Gen 8 Nano-Detective driver cone, which is produced using an aluminum honeycomb center with carbon fiber skins; that is intended to decrease weight and convey more viable damping.
There are twelve completions to browse, six in a "Softec" finish and six serious shine conceals. The Softec completes have a RRP of £41,500 and Reflexive are £49,998, and are being circulated by Outright Sounds in the UK. All will be accessible for delivery in mid 2025.