Thanks I do not really have a problem with the Krell just wondering. I had a MF 3.2 a couple of years ago The blue lights drove me nuts. I thought it sounded a little grainy compared to the B&K gear When I say B&K i am talking about late 90s early 2000s where their gear became more neutral and clearer sounding ST 2140 amp is really special I also had a A300 about 10 years ago and thought it was somewhat similar to the Rotel 990/995 at the time but cleaner Different set up then so hard to know Thanks
Intergrated amp question Krell KAV 300i Versus Creek Derstiny
I have used B&K separates for a while and find them just outright musical but really like integrateds for the lack of extra power cords and ICs and variables. My speakers are Mirage OM5s and AP oval nine speaker cables with AP original Copper Oval ICs The source wil probably be a Marantz CD player and various vinyl items. I have a Krell KAV 300i right now whichIi know won a lot of awards and was popular but some say it can be a bit sterile I do not find that but can see how it could tip in that direction easily. I compared it to a Music Hall A 70.2 which I think is a real nice amp but the Krell was more incisive and had more sharply focused images and a bigger stage I am thinking about a Creek Destiny Had one years ago but things were different.
Question is Creek Destiny v Krell KAV 300i and I will also throw in Musical Fidelity A 300?
Power is not a problem with any of them I do not like hyper detailed sound That is not what live music sounds like Rich sound sounds more real Maybe I should stick with B&K 2140 and Ref or Ref 30 MORE CABLES
Question is Creek Destiny v Krell KAV 300i and I will also throw in Musical Fidelity A 300?
Power is not a problem with any of them I do not like hyper detailed sound That is not what live music sounds like Rich sound sounds more real Maybe I should stick with B&K 2140 and Ref or Ref 30 MORE CABLES
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