Big Krells Have Vanished From The Used Market


Once upon a time several years ago, you could always find several of the big Krells for sale on Audiogon.  I'm talking the 500-750 wpc big irons.  Now since Krell no longer makes anything bigger than 500 wpc, anyone with the 600, 700, 900 wpc amps are holding on to them because there's nothing new by Krell to replace them with.
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@noble100

 

+1 to his opinion.

 

Small watt SET amp still has meaning.

 

After trying Starkrimson Gan class D amp, I enjoy it especially during summer time.😀

 

But we do not need thouse power guzzling machine any more.

 

I had used KSA 150 to drive Apogee Duetta Sig from 1989 to 1999.

 

Thomas

oh my GOD , the price will be up  ,, luckyly i dont need big watt like that because the room is small  ,, krell is most cloned made in diyaudio forum so it must be very very good ,, anyway  i have a problem https://youtube.com/shorts/zRakw_KIfWI?feature=share  can anyone solve it???

I am the happy and content original owner of a Krell FPB 300cx since 2002. Never had a hiccup, blip or any other issue in all this time. About 6 years ago (amp at 15 years old) I hauled it up to Krell in Orange, CT to have the amp re-capped for about $1,000. The tech was as nice and cooperative as could be, took about a month, and when I reinstalled it, it sounder noticeably better than pre-capped. I have reconsidered a replacement amp several times but have not been convinced. I just leave the amp on all the time and works musically when I play music.

This is why you see rare old FPB Krell mega amps for sale. What could replace them? Neal