Magico A5 vs SF Amati vs Raidho D3 - Help me decide!

Music tastes are mostly classic rock, folk, americana, alternative, etc.  Little to no jazz or classical.

I think these may all be wrong.  A Klipsch or JBL or Dynaudio might be much more to your liking.

Get a pair of subwoofers and figure out how to make it work in your room with your current speakers. That's one jump in SQ you couldn't miss.

Otherwise, a jump at this level with a speaker won't feel like a whole lot, especially, if you're an older guy with degraded hearing. Nevertheless, you could keep your V3 and get the Raidho as a 2nd pair. When you get bored listening to the same pair of speakers over and over (because someone told you it's 'end game' n all), you could just swap over to the 2nd pair, keep it fresh, etc.

If you love the sound of your speakers I have to agree with @deep_333 that adding a couple good subs could be the better, easiest, and most cost-effective way to go. It’s absolutely amazing what a couple good and properly dialed-in subs can do for the overall performance of a system in addition to better, and better optimized, in-room bass. In the end you’ll maintain all the virtues you love about your current speakers and add bass performance/capabilities none of your other options can hope to even touch. Definitely something to strongly consider.

@erik_squires - I’ve found Dyn to be a bit too “boomy for me. I like the taught nature of Magico, just looking for the next level.  Maybe Dyn Confidence??