Internal Amp Wire: Can it be improved?

If you alter the electrical properties of the internal wiring, you might seriously impact the design relationships within. Unless you're an electrical engineer, or have Krell's approval, you shouldn't interfere with an already successful design.

whether you replace the wires or not, here's a cheap tweek. if the wires are currently bundled together to keep everything inside nice and neat, cut the ties and separate the wires abit (put some are between them as best you can given the space constraings). you may find a fuller more "bloomy" sound results.

If you do decide to alter the wiring, i would make a VALIANT effort at removing the original wiring as neatly and cleanly as possible. Label each wire individually, mark the direction that the wire was "flowing" and then make some type of chart to show what goes where. To make all of this a lot simpler, pick up a "wire labeling kit" from www.mcmelectronics.com BEFORE you start this or a similar project. While you may be able to alter the sonics more to your liking, keep in mind that the equipment was "voiced" with that specific wiring. Should you not like the wire that you install, you can now go back to the original design with minimal impact or loss of performance. You may find that changing only specific wires in certain areas are of benefit. Good luck and hope it all works out for you. Sean >

thanks to all for your input, I am leaning towards, if it aint broke, dont fix it.

Rich I'm surprised you didn't mention the mod guru guy Andy Bartha. If anyone can do this job right he can, & would have a conception of the right wire to use for the application. Andy's address = 4680 SW 74th Terrace, Davie, Florida 33314 Ph# 954-583-7866. Different wire will voice differently though, so some experimentation would be in order. Strongly agree with the thorough identification of each conductor's direction & placement, just in case you need to go back. I used the same approach when rewiring speaker crossovers. Sounds like a fun project to try...