Magico M9

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Dfw and rhapsody.audio will have the m9s available for demonstration powered by pilium. It all depends how everything is wired in the x over When you say part active, not to confuse anyone but the m9s do have a 100% analog, active crossover, but the m9 is not amplified internally. Rhapsody.audio in nyc is a magico dealer, so we have.

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Speaking of horns, my math says two kilowatts into 94 db = 127 db on paper, implying that 6 cone and 1 dome are leaving many horns in the dust when it comes to spl capability. Rhapsody.audio in nyc is a magico dealer, so we have a1s, a3s, a5, m2s and m3s available for demonstration. I would love to read.

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Dfw and rhapsody.audio will have the m9s available for demonstration powered by pilium. It all depends how everything is wired in the x over The lower you go( bigger woofers) the less efficient the speaker becomes. I would call the m9 completely passive with an active analog crossover.just semantics. Airtight opus 1 and msl signature platinum;

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There was an interesting thread a while ago about the sound of magico speakers. The exception to this rule is the m9. I would call the m9 completely passive with an active analog crossover.just semantics. Here it seems as though they are trying to eliminate the sound contribution of the room. Airtight opus 1 and msl signature platinum;

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I was responding to the fact that you stated : All things equal, i believe i am correct (not sure what you mean by the wilson example). I would love to read what magico thinks their speakers sound like, and how they reach that conclusion in isolation of the contributing sound of the rest of the system. It all depends.

Magico M9 - There was an interesting thread a while ago about the sound of magico speakers. When you say part active, not to confuse anyone but the m9s do have a 100% analog, active crossover, but the m9 is not amplified internally. Airtight opus 1 and msl signature platinum; Here it seems as though they are trying to eliminate the sound contribution of the room. The other seven rlr locations will focus on pilium driving alsyvox, bayz and diesis. The exception to this rule is the m9.

The other seven rlr locations will focus on pilium driving alsyvox, bayz and diesis. Usually the active description denotes internal amplification. The lower you go( bigger woofers) the less efficient the speaker becomes. The exception to this rule is the m9. I would love to read what magico thinks their speakers sound like, and how they reach that conclusion in isolation of the contributing sound of the rest of the system.

There Was An Interesting Thread A While Ago About The Sound Of Magico Speakers.

Here it seems as though they are trying to eliminate the sound contribution of the room. The other seven rlr locations will focus on pilium driving alsyvox, bayz and diesis. It all depends how everything is wired in the x over Airtight opus 1 and msl signature platinum;

Rhapsody.audio In Nyc Is A Magico Dealer, So We Have A1S, A3S, A5, M2S And M3S Available For Demonstration.

I would love to read what magico thinks their speakers sound like, and how they reach that conclusion in isolation of the contributing sound of the rest of the system. The lower you go( bigger woofers) the less efficient the speaker becomes. The exception to this rule is the m9. Dfw and rhapsody.audio will have the m9s available for demonstration powered by pilium.

Usually The Active Description Denotes Internal Amplification.

I would call the m9 completely passive with an active analog crossover.just semantics. When you say part active, not to confuse anyone but the m9s do have a 100% analog, active crossover, but the m9 is not amplified internally. All things equal, i believe i am correct (not sure what you mean by the wilson example). Speaking of horns, my math says two kilowatts into 94 db = 127 db on paper, implying that 6 cone and 1 dome are leaving many horns in the dust when it comes to spl capability.

I Was Responding To The Fact That You Stated :