Magico A5 Burn-In Experiences?

Audiovectors speakers are often paired with Gryphon in Audio Shows.

They both are made in Denmark . But I do not think it is the main reason.

Thanks all.  So while 500 hours is needed to beak in Magicos, I should be able to know if the A5’s are for me or not after 250 hours.

for now, I think I will move the A5’s down on my list, but not cross them off yet.

Also worth mentioning the listening room was quite small, about 14 feet by 19 feet maybe, and I was only about 6.5 feet away from the speakers.

I am now thinking maybe I do need to look into the B&W 802 D4’s as a contender.

While I thought the Audiovector R6 was great, with more substantial bass and excellent detail, I found the mids and vocals to be a hair less natural with my amp and cabling connected to them.  I also think they might be a bit tippy with toddlers in my family visiting from time to time.

Magicos all require 500 hour break to reach full sound quality.

I would think 250 hours would be a decent amount of time for break in with speakers.

I listened to the A3’s and I also thought they were weak in the bass, but I was told it was because they have a tight bass. I guess it depends on what you like.

Coming from the B&W’s they may never perform to your liking perhaps without subwoofers.

ozzy

Maybe , ask the dealer to run the Magico 24 hours for a week , and come back

to listen again. At these prices , you don’t want to make mistakes .

I own AudioVector R6 Arreté.  The first 200 hours are where you find the most variation .  Less after , IMO