Considering moving on from B&W...

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!

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I completely understand your interest. I highly recommend a trip. Plan a weekend in Atlanta or a city with some good high end audio stores. Make it a fun weekend. Make appointments with one or more audio stores. Ones with Sonus Faber speakers, Wilson, and Magico as a minimum.

This is a worthwhile investment. You want to fall in love with the sound. For me after decades chasing planar speakers it was Sonus Faber. You should also listen to The others I mentioned… although I am pretty sure this is absolutely not the direction you want to go.

For me Sonus Faber and Audio Research offered great detail and incredible musicality… I get captured buy the musicality of my system every day… I have to drag myself away from my system each day… even though I listen three and a half hours a day.