are we the 'poor relation' in audiophile land?

[Neil McCauley]

Howard, are you a veggie or did you just fancy some veggie food tonight?

Marco.

By temperament, a veggie. Sadly, I lack the discipline. Meat I could certainly give up, but giving up fish would be hard. (For those curious, and perhaps we should start a foodie thread, I can supply a short-list of outstanding restaurants, some of which are not wallet emptying) So last night, I just fancied state-of-the-art veggie Indian food, and that’s precisely what a pal and I got. Full to bursting, inc drinks, for £32.27 for the two of us.

In the 15 years we have been going there, we have eaten over 200 times. Literally. And you can park right outside - free - after 6.30pm

[Togil]

Regarding the original posting in this thread I noticed that Magico is now imported by Absolute Sounds.
The Magico V3 s will be interesting because they are claimed to reproduce the sound of a violin more accurately than any other speaker.

[Mike]

Is it just me or does the word 'Magico' counjer up images of a food blender for anyone else?

[Filterlab]

Is it just me or does the word 'Magico' counjer up images of a food blender for anyone else?

Sounds like a really shady electronics company making MP3 players to me.

[alb]

...or a budget brand of kitchen cleaning liquid.

[Marco]

I suggest 'Tragico' is more appropriate!

Marco.

[Mr. C]

I believe Magico are imported by Absolute sounds

[Marco]

Indeed they are, which means of course incurring Ricardo's infamous 'inventive pricing structure': think of a number and double it!

Marco.

[Togil]

I'm trembling to think what the recent rise in the value of the dollar has done to AS prices...

[John]

review in this months hifi plus £24900 for the V3
if u want to be really scared here is the price for the top of the range speakers
Magico Ultimate w/passive crossover & active bass module. $329,000/pair