For years I have been of the, (possibly misled) opinion that Musical Fidelity offered a "Krellish" type of presentation, albeit with a British take on the sonic approach. Having said that, the two are very different designs. It's gonna be difficult to match the quality of your 400cx though (disclaimer: I have one).
Ideas for Krell-ish sound, but less heat?
Hello,
What class AB amps should a Krell-loving person consider? I have a 400 cx.
I have used a variety of nice audio gear over the years, and have gravitated towards the Krell sound. But in a room over the garage that already tends to get warm, the Krell's heat production is unbearable.
This hobby is all subjective of course. I like killer dyanamics, ballsy sound. Not interested in mellow or laid-back. As a comparison, I owned a Levinson 335 at one point but eventually decided the sound was boring to me. I'd love a multi-channel amplifier consistent with my sonic preferences, though I could also deal with combos of mono and stereo amps.
I have tried class D, but still looking. Ideas?
What class AB amps should a Krell-loving person consider? I have a 400 cx.
I have used a variety of nice audio gear over the years, and have gravitated towards the Krell sound. But in a room over the garage that already tends to get warm, the Krell's heat production is unbearable.
This hobby is all subjective of course. I like killer dyanamics, ballsy sound. Not interested in mellow or laid-back. As a comparison, I owned a Levinson 335 at one point but eventually decided the sound was boring to me. I'd love a multi-channel amplifier consistent with my sonic preferences, though I could also deal with combos of mono and stereo amps.
I have tried class D, but still looking. Ideas?