Krell Evo202 or B&W 802 or McIntosh C1000 solid


Hi Guys,

I am currently running a MC275 with B&W 805s and using Meridian 861 as pre in my 2ch system. I am thinking of spending around 10Gs for an upgrade so I am debating whether I should upgrade my preamp to either Krell Evo202 or Mcintosh C1000 Solid state. Or should I spend the money on bigger speakers like the B&W 802s?
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Of all the upgrades I've done over the years none made as much improvement as getting a top notch preamp.
I owned the ML 380s very nice preamp then decided to upgrade to Krell preamp decided to skip the KCT and purchased the 222 and upgraded to the 202 and you will get 90% of the 202 with the 222. Age was reason for skipping KCT and also for selling 380s besides trying CAST.
This is my current setup.

HT:
Front Speaker: Epic CF-4 (Klipsch),
Centre Speaker: KT LCR (Klipsch),
Surr Back Speaker: KG 3.5 (Klipsch),
Surr Side Speaker: RS-52 (Klipsch),
Sub Woofer: SW-15 (Klipsch),
Pre Amp: MC-8b (Lexicon),
Power Amp: MC-207 (McIntosh)
BD: LX71 (Pioneer)

2ch
Pre Amp: Meridian 861 V4,
CD: Merdian 800 v3 (using MHR), .
Power Amp: MC275,
Speakers: B&W 805S

I am thinking of moving the Merdian 861 to my HT setup, that's why I am considering getting a 2ch pre.

Right now I am considering:

1. ML 39 (upgraded to 390S) - if I get this then I will also move the 800 to my HT system
or
2. ML 380S pairing it with the Meridian 800.
I think you have enough money to do both ($8-10k). The preamp will make a huge improvement and so will a jump in speakers. $8-10k in enough to buy a great preamp and go to 802's.