I doubt Krell would still have the parts. An MDA model uses a different input board - it is not a bridged amp. I love my KSA-250s. If your amp has not been recapped I would recommend you do so to breathe new life into it. An amp of equivalent quality today would cost north of $15K.
Does Krell still convert KSA 250 into MDA monoblocks
I have a KSA 250, and would like to purchase another one if Krell, or someone is still able to convert them to monoblocks... any help would be appreciated. Maybe a private shop would do it if Krell doesn't anymore...
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rcprince2,619 posts04-29-2016 12:10pmI'd suggest you call Krell and ask, as well as whether they bridge the amp to create the monoblock or do it another way. Given my recollection of the KSA 150 vs. the MDA 300s and the KSA 80 vs the KMA 160s, I would think that the amps are not bridged, as the bass control of the monoblocks was superb (of course, so were the stereo versions as well). The mid range and tweeter duties would be left up to one amp, and would most probably stay within it's class A bias. And the other would only have to do the bass. So both will be asked to do a lot less work. The result could be even better than having bigger Krells mono's and not bi-amping. Cheers George |
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