Considering moving on from B&W...

At Axpona 2022 the magico I’ve heard are unbelievably good and musical, they are hook will expensive gear and synergistic cables.Magico Speakers with the right set up and components they will sound musically amazing.Your gear there is a chance they will match the magico.

Jof stick with Magico   Audition if you can .they are world class speakers.

My advice is to have a long auditioning session.  Here's my rationale

B&Ws were something I once aspired to buy and I listened to PSB and eventually Sonus faber - I went with Sonus faber.

And there's some many excellent speakers I think it's virtually impossible to hear them all.  With Magico's reputation if you like the sound and a few years down the road your tastes change I am confident someone will want your Magico.

I've enjoyed listening to DeVore, Wilson, Splendor, ProAc - but I am very fond of my Sonus faber.  If you can audition them easily listen to as many speakers as you can.

I would love to, but being in Alabama can make it really hard to audition speakers. Funny thing happened, When I posted this topic, it was while my new preamp and processor were in route. I have had the McIntosh C2700 for about week now the D3's sound like totally different speakers. I am going to wait a while and see how the C2700 and the new Anthem processor play wit the D3's.

I would add the Spendor D series to the list of speakers to audition to as well.   I owned Magico S series speakers for around 3 years and switched to D9s and have been very happy with them.   Personally, I think they are a great comprise between the ultra resolving and dynamic camp (what some Harbeth owners call the  'modern' sound) and the midrange centric, nice natural tone, etc. (i.e. musical) camp.

I got a chance to hear the Fleetwood DeVille horn speakers recently and they were also a nice mix of dynamics and jump but with a relaxed natural tone and presentation.  

Good Luck!