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Paul

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Thanks Paul. I'll be there again this Monday.


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Awesome pics Paul. It's a real company with an incredible SOTA facility, 41+ employees including a team of engineers and physicists and a passionate owner/founder.


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Great job Paul, excellent pics! I was aware that Magico dynamatted the aluminium connecting rods on models like the M3, but wasn't aware they dynamat the proprietary polymer midrange sub-enclosures :disbelief:. It stands to reason then that Magico would follow the same process with the S series.

Btw, Magico told me the S5 Mk2's use the same copper woofer coupling rings as the S7. Did you see any examples on the assembly line with the copper coupling rings fitted?
 
Paul, thank you for sharing, really appreciate the great shots.

I saw a couple quite nice details on the S3 mk2 there as well. :anticipation:


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BlueFox said:
Good to see the Magico team again. What is the little speaker in post 9? A center channel?
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Bud, If you mean Image #1, that is a miniaturized S7 frame made as a gift for Distrubutors & comes in a wooden presentation box. Nice touch from Magico LLC.

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YW Bud, I'm more curious about the speaker in Image#2 (see post #11). It looks like an early S series prototype of the S7 & is reminiscent of the Q7.
 
Paul,
Thanks for sharing these. It's always interesting to see pics of the people, manuf facilities, and parts/assembly behind the scenes.


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