A thought....for a little less money and more advanced tech, I produce a speaker that might be of interest to you. I use materials that are similar to what is used in the Magico M line (carbon fiber sandwich panels with a honeycomb core though mine is DuPont Nomex rather than aluminum). The reason I am more reasonably priced than Magico is that I am using pre-fabricated panels rather than spending the money for molds.
The Verdant Blackthorn 1 is an interesting speaker. It is easy load with a min impedance of 7.3 ohms. You wouldn't need to change amps unless you wanted too and it delivers a BIG sound. Check out Andrew Quint's coverage of AXPONA 2010 speakers under $20K. It is $10K in Black. I can do a wood finish or a carbon fiber finish if you would like.
If you don't like them, I will take them back within 30 days, no restocking fee. They take 20 hours or so to break in so you will know within a short period of time.
In the article, they featured our launch prices and we have had to inch up as my manufacturing has gotten their arms around production. Paint was underestimated in terms of cost in my initial manufacturing. My coverage is about 3/4 of the way down.
http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/axpona-2019-andrew-quint-on-loudspeakers-under-20000/
The cabinet in the Magico Mini is a bit dated and I would bet the A1 is a better speaker today.
The Verdant Blackthorn 1 is an interesting speaker. It is easy load with a min impedance of 7.3 ohms. You wouldn't need to change amps unless you wanted too and it delivers a BIG sound. Check out Andrew Quint's coverage of AXPONA 2010 speakers under $20K. It is $10K in Black. I can do a wood finish or a carbon fiber finish if you would like.
If you don't like them, I will take them back within 30 days, no restocking fee. They take 20 hours or so to break in so you will know within a short period of time.
In the article, they featured our launch prices and we have had to inch up as my manufacturing has gotten their arms around production. Paint was underestimated in terms of cost in my initial manufacturing. My coverage is about 3/4 of the way down.
http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/axpona-2019-andrew-quint-on-loudspeakers-under-20000/
The cabinet in the Magico Mini is a bit dated and I would bet the A1 is a better speaker today.