Magico A3 price increases 50%+

With over 20 years upgrading Loudspeakers I can speak through experience .
The Xover is the ❤️ of all speakers ,Everything goes through it good or bad .
the parts in the A3,A5 are at best a C quality.
go to Tony Gees  Humble homemade Hifi  capacitor tests these white 
lower cost Mundorf Evo capacitors rated a 9 at best out of 15,their better quality are the Supreme ,
and they’re are far better then Mundorf out  there  ,especially when talking $30k and up .
my point is everything is very good about theA3,A5  But the Xover parts 
its like putting average tires on a Porsche ,because you can’t see it let’s go cheap
,that is why I said I will find a used pair  and  rebuild the Xover then it will be a far better sounding speaker for $1,000s less then new cost.

go to Tony Gees Humble homemade Hifi capacitor tests

Seriously? Some "Humble" Joe Shmoe runs a subjective test, on different speakers, with totally different setups, and that’s it?
Any objective, empirical proof to your/his claims?

Henry 20 years of extensive Xover  parts comparison is  more extensive 
then most companies have been in business. The Xover is the ♥️ of all loudspeakers and the most most understood and overlooked .
for-they are hidden ,and MFG are always trying to save $$  they try to get 
respectable audio response without added expense ,even ,Magico flagship 
mundorf Supreme silver gold and oil ,good ,but not being near the best,  in resistors, or Capacitors especially at that price point. , even the A3,A5/ they use theLower quality resistors as well as cheaper mundorf ,capacitors the white ones are  much lower quality vs even their Supreme -Black capacitors and please remember they buy these at 50% off retail $1 resistors Huge profit , that’s why I use several 
Reference  Xover builds then when I find a great deal I buy it and save $1000s 
and sonicly at least 10% better sounding which is huge l this  is a fact !!

I think the point that high end audio prices for some brands have been dramatically increasing vastly faster than inflation is a good one. It alienates people in the hobby. 

I have been building and modifying speakers as a hobby (well sort of) since the mid eighties.  One thing I have learned is not everything works like you think it might.  About a year ago I purchased a pair of the top of the line Mundorf supreme silver gold oil capacitors  to use in a tweeter circuit for a Dynaudio Esotar tweeter to replace some Hovland's thinking that they would be an upgrade, not to mention some of the negative articles on the Hovland caps issues; not wrapped tight which can cause them to (sing?).  Well it didn't work.  The soundstage if you will kind of collapsed compared to what I previously had.  After researching the issue, talking to various capacitor companies and designers, I realized that the problem had to do with a design issue in the Mundorf's.  A few things actually.  One designer from Sonic Caps that I left a message, called me back and sort of explained what was going on with my tweeter circuit and suggested putting the Hovland's back and told me quite frankly that his best products would be a lateral move.  I love that kind of honesty.  I still haven't made the change and am still thinking of putting something new in their just for the hell of it but you know ,I had better performance before I plunked down three hundred plus dollars on a pair of caps which turned out to be inferior.  An example of where spending more, got me less.  But then, if it ain't broke.  Anyone need a used pair of Caps?