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

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??

OP:  It's worth listening to different models in the Dyn since they have very different sound signatures.  They don't stick to one house sound like many other brands.

The Magico is honestly an excellent choice if it has the right tonal balance for you.  Glass smooth mid and treble, lots of output. My complaint, and I am the only person on earth who thinks so, is they are a little cool and maybe exaggerate the lower vocal registers a little.  I call it chesty, like you can hear their chests a little more than expected.  Still, nit picking things you should listen to for yourself.

If you like Magico I really think you should stick with them. Raidho speakers are fussy to placement and Sonus Faber I might consider the opposite of magico. We like what we like and everything else sounds a little off.