
Pearl Audio is an authorized Magico dealer in Portland. We represent the full range: the A series, the S series and the M series, the SCC and ACC center loudspeakers, and the ASUB, S-Sub and Titan 15 subwoofers.
Every Magico is a sealed enclosure of aluminum, or of carbon fiber and aluminum in the M series, and a nominal 4-ohm load. Sealed loudspeakers of this kind ask an amplifier for current, so we demonstrate them on amplifiers that have it. Over the past few years Magico has played in our rooms with Burmester, Linn, Boulder and Pass Labs amplification and with dCS sources, in both the Big Room and the Small Room, and we are glad to assemble a system around the electronics you own or are considering.
Tell us which models interest you and we will bring them into a listening room for your appointment. The Magico overview shows which pieces are on demonstration now.
The A series brings Magico's sealed aluminum construction and beryllium tweeter to its most accessible level. The S series adds the extruded, curved aluminum enclosure and the drive units developed for the flagship M9. The M series uses a carbon-fiber enclosure on an aluminum frame. The step that suits you depends on the room as much as the budget: a sealed loudspeaker's bass is determined largely by where it stands, and a smaller Magico correctly placed will often do more than a larger one that the room cannot accommodate. We are happy to look at your room dimensions and layout before you visit.
Magico loudspeakers are heavy and precisely made, and we deliver and install them ourselves in the Portland area. Setup is done in your room: we fit the footers, find the position, set the toe-in and listen with you until it is right. If a subwoofer is part of the system, we integrate it at the same visit.
Magico was founded by Alon Wolf in the San Francisco Bay Area in 2004, and every loudspeaker is machined and assembled in Hayward, California. Its story is told on our Magico history and technology page.
To hear Magico in Portland, call (503) 222-2599 or arrange an audition.