I use Virtual Image power cables on my both my wife's HT and my 2 channel set-up. For my wife's HT set-up, I bought her a Yamaha RX-V3000 reciever and eventually upgraded the PC on it, the V.I. Sledgehammer PC really made an improvement. The Sledgehammer brought out more of the little background details in both music and movies. I've never had any experience with Krell equipment before, but I would venture to say that the V.I. would work well for you. In my 2 channel set-up, I use V.I.'s Pile Driver power cables and a Sledgehammer. I just absolutly love these cables, the Pile Driver really kicks it up a notch from the Sledgehammer. If you search the forums, you can read some of my other posts about the Virtual Image power cables.
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I've made this comment before, so I'll make it again. It makes no sense whatsoever to ask what cord sounds right with a particular equipment. Now, if you had asked what cord works well with a preamp or pre-pro, this might make some sense. If a particular component requires this much synergy with a cord, then you should replace that component with another one that has a decent power supply. In general, a cord cord is a good cord with any brand component. |
Sonic Genius' Reference Stereo System a/o January 2004: Martin-Logan Prodigy speakers. Krell FPB400cX power amp. Modified with IEC power inlet. Krell KCT preamp. Sony SCD-1 SACD player. Sutherland PHD phono preamp (battery). VPI TNT-HR-X turntable, JMW 12.5 tonearm. Grado Statement phono cartridge. Pure Note Cerulean Cables, replacing the Epsilon References. Pure Note Epsilon Reference XLR, RCA cables. Rev. 4.0 Pure Note Epsilon Reference speaker cables. Rev. 4.0 Siltech Compass Lake XLR interconnects. Pure Note Sigma power cables. |
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