I was in a similar situation as the OP over the summer. But I was considering the Magico A5s, Focal Sopra 3s or Revel Salon 2s. Ruled out Legacy as I was looking for a change (owned several pairs since the 90s and still own them all). I have 1992 Legacy Focus, 1999 Legacy Classics, 2000 Silverscreen center 1997ish Powered Impact Sub and now I just purchased a new set of Focus SEs in Curly Maple. The trouble with shopping/listening around now is it's Covid times. You practically have to put a down-payment down before they'll even set up the speakers and an appointment for a private listening session. Then, what if I don't like them? I'd feel like a complete jerk because it's who I am. So I went back to the drawing board and pulled the trigger on the current Focus SEs. And let me tell you, they've made huge strides toward better craftsmanship, drivers (massively upgraded over the years) and overall quality. It is a mind boggling upgrade over my vintage Focus which are more laid-back and almost dull sounding. And even though there are 2 12" drivers, they put out more bass. But it's tighter and cleaner. I have no doubt that Magicos could sound better but at double the price they should. I bet Focus are 85-90% as good or maybe more. I love beryllium tweeters but these AMT drivers are truly special. Especially on snare rim shots and acoustic guitars.... You can also power the Focus with lesser amplifiers - namely tubed amps. Magicos are a harder load to drive for sure. I'm using SS gear with an Ayre VX-5 Twenty driving them. Complete control over the bass region and the imaging is grand.