Krell Moves to new location

Obviously, the post above asks many questions that everyone is wondering about. Unfortunately, it seems, no one is answering them.

I also do not understand why Krell industries said they will communicate something to Stereophile but send nothing to their customers, retailers and vendors. This makes zero sense to me. When will Krell Industries send out an official release with the full details?

The previous communication from Krell Industries has little useful information and raised many more questions. Are there any employees left at Krell? Where is the equipment sent in for repair? When will Krell Industries communicate something to the public? Is Krell Industries out of business or in the process of going out of business? How is the Probate Court involved and when will they be finished?

When will we hear something useful from Krell Industries? My answer to these questions is I have no clue or additional information. A very sad situation!

in other words, Krell Industries has not yet issued a comprehensive public release addressing its current situation to customers, retailers, and vendors. While the company has shared limited updates through its new website and social media, many stakeholders remain frustrated by the lack of direct communication. A press release with full details has not been announced, leaving questions about their operational plans unanswered.  

Krell no longer deserves the benefit of doubt…the audio community should now consider them out of business.  

I agree Krell is nothing more than a zombie company now. Has anyone considered threatening or moving forward with at least a small claims lawsuit to get their equipment back as it sounds like folks are just being strung along by these “new” owners?

The probate court has to consider any claims against the estate so if I had any equipment in Krell’s  possession I would contact the Ct. Probate court and file a claim against the estate for your equipment.

This is what I found regarding the filing process with Ct. Probate Court for a claim against the Krell Estate for the return of your equipment. Note this was generated by AI and I am NOT a lawyer so this does not constitute legal advice nor can I vouch for Copilot AI's accuracy with the below answer. Seek legal advice from an Estate Attorney in Ct. and/or check the website for further filing process info.

"How do you file a claim with the Connecticut State Probate Court for assets owed to you by a pending probate case?

To file a claim with the Connecticut State Probate Court for assets owed to you by a pending probate case, you can follow these steps:

1. Obtain the necessary forms: You can find the required forms on theConnecticut Probate Court Forms page. Make sure to download and fill out the appropriate forms for your specific case.

2. Complete the forms: Fill out the forms with accurate and detailed information. If you need assistance, you can refer to theeFiling Portal for guidance on how to complete and submit the forms.

3. Submit the forms: You can submit the completed forms either electronically through theeFiling Portal if you are an attorney or a self-represented party, or you can submit them in person or by mail to the appropriate Probate Court where the case is pending.

4. Pay any required fees: Some forms may require a fee to be paid upon submission. Make sure to check the fee schedule and include the payment with your forms.

5. Follow up: After submitting your claim, you may need to follow up with the Probate Court to ensure that your claim has been received and processed. You can contact the Probate Court directly for any questions or updates regarding your case"

If you need further assistance, you can contact the Probate Court in which the case is pending or refer to theConnecticut Probate Court website for more information at:

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