Anyone here with Magico A3 driven by Bel Canto Ref600's?

AudioTroy,

 I promised I wouldn't post again but you finally have won me over! Your arguments are compelling and this is a compilation of what I heard from all of your posts:

 

Your amps stink

 Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

 I'm an expert

 Blah bubba blah blah bub blah blah blah bub blah blah blah blah blah

 I know everything

 Blah blah blah blah bub blah blah blah bub blah blah blah blah

 I won't stop posting

 Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

 Your amps stink

 

 

Ok, I'm ready to concede. I'm selling my whole system and will be buying everything you recommend to replace it. Things are indeed looking up! Thanks for your help.

 

Back to the topic, Stereophile rates the Bel Canto REF600M as Class A with $$$, meaning they are an excellent buy. They have an iron grip on bass, and smooth and silky midrange and top end. 

AudioTroy's principles:

1. Never apologize.
2. Always attack.
3. Be as opinionated as possible.

Remind you of anyone else?

Class D and Magico - no thanks. I recently had the A3s here and they sung as much as every component ahead of it allowed. They were absolutely beautiful with a Diablo 300 - a synergy I'd match against just about anything I've heard including several rungs up the Magico lineup. Have had Magico S3s with Devialet briefly and they were horrible. Literally ear bleeding sterile fast and powerful horrible. Don't have experience with the Bel Canto amp  so take it FWIW but just wanted to share that experience. Bel Canto is a great name so I don't know, but if it was anything like what I heard on my S3s, the friend who brought the Devialet over sold it literally that week.