Australian Hi-Fi

Magico M Project

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Magico has released a limited-edition loudspeake­r (production limited to 50 pairs) to celebrate its tenth year of operation. The M Project is a three-way, five-driver floor-standing design that borrows motifs from Magico’s Q, Mini and S series while at the same time is presented in a newly-designed curved shape that incorporat­es Magico’s ‘signature’ front baffle contour (but with edge-free top and bottom plates) and carbon-fibre sides. It features a new tweeter Magico says it designed ‘from the ground up’ that has a diamond-coated beryllium diaphragm. ‘ Created using state-of-the-art finite element analysis modelling tools, this new tweeter pushes high-frequency reproducti­on one step closer to perfection, skillfully leveraging beryllium’s physical properties (closer to the theoretica­l ideal) yet without gaining the extra weight normally associated with diamond’s specific gravity,’ Magico’s Alon Wolf told Australian Hi-Fi Magazine. ‘ This new technology enabled us to increase the dome diameter to 28mm (up from 26mm), improving many aspects of performanc­e while enabling even greater power handling. Combining these components with a new motor system in a new acoustical­ly improved back chamber, the results are the lowest distortion possible today in a highfreque­ncy transducer.’ The midrange driver in the M Series is a 153mm unit with a 55mm titanium voice-coil coupled to a Magico’s proprietar­y ‘Nanotec’ cone. It uses an underhung extra-large N48H neodymium magnet as well as a top stabilisin­g magnet. Magico claims these measures deliver a magnetic field of 1.7 Tesla in the 15mm air gap. Magico further claims this driver has an excursion capability of ±6mm and is capable of delivering undistorte­d SPLs of 120dB at one metre. The M Project uses three 254mm bass drivers, all with Nanotec cones. Magico rates the M Project with a frequency range of 20Hz– 50kHz, an impedance of 4Ω and a sensitivit­y of 91dBSPL. Weighing 180kg, each speaker measures 1,450×570×370mm (HWD). For further informatio­n, please contact Absolute Hi End on (04) 8877 7999 or visit the website at www.absolutehi­end.com

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