Suggestions for Cables all with Krell

I presently own the Krell KPS-25SC, FPB-650MC's, Wilson Watt/Puppies 5.1's and use Transparent Reference cabling throughout and have for many years. I tried the Cardas, XLO and Audioquest and I preferred the soundstage, bass control, and dead quiet background of the Transparent cable. I also bought the Reference XL 15amp powercord for the KPS-25SC and it seemed to work well with the other Transparent cable and made the black blacker. I have used the Transparent stuff since my first Krell amp 8 years ago, the KSA-250, Rowland Consummate, Theta digital and B&W801 Matrix III's and it work well with that arrangement also. Ignore Dubya, he probably can't afford Denon equipment and is very jealous because he can't buy a Krell.

I am using FIM Gold power cord on my FPB200, I found this power cord to elevate the performance of my amp, the best power cord I heard on it,I actually have to lower my volume on the KRC3 by two clicks to get back to my normal listening level. With the KRC 3 I'm using BMI's Eel Reference Custom, I tried many power cord on it as well but I kept on coming back to the Eel for it.

Although I have no experience with your amp I would be willing to bet that a BMI WHALE cord will work well with it and they are not real expensive either. I have 2 of them on my VAC amp and like them there. Big soundstage, huge dynamics and very quick and detailed. Most people with the WHALES seem to like them on amps for some reason but your situation may vary. I have a friend with all Krell and he also likes the Transparent cables in his system, he swears by them so that's 2 votes fot them. Good Luck.

Powercord for the Krell - Go for - AUDIENCE!
You will not regret I assure you.

I have Krell electronics and Legacy Focus speakers. After copper vs silver, rca vs xlr, solid vs stranded wires, less than $100 a pair to several hundred a pair I finally settled on Stealth interconnects. Did the same thing with speaker cables. At one point I had AQ Midnight 3 hooked up on one channel and household 12ga on the other---both channels sounded the same. Ended up with 10ga Phoenix wire. Biggest improvement however was speaker placement. And make sure the polarity is the same throughout---a simple thing but so easy to make a mistake with if the wire is not marked clearly, or it is dark in that corner, or you are tired etc. So it is more than just wire-----