| Krell “SACD Standard” To Ship Spring 03 |
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| Home Theater News Audio Sources News | |
| Written by AVRev.com | |
| Monday, 20 January 2003 | |
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Krell
unveiled its’ first ever SACD player at the 2003 Consumer Electronics
Show earlier this month. The SACD Standard marries the Krell high
bandwidth, high dynamic-range approach to circuit design to the Super
Audio CD platform.
Krell is long known for exquisite enclosure design, and the SACD Standard is no exception. The SACD Standard’s unique chassis-in-a-chassis design provides ultra stable disc drive operation, while damping induced vibration from the electronics. Separate power for the digital and analog circuitry maximizes the performance of both sections. A custom-wound toroidal power transformer offers tremendous current and low noise operation for the analog circuitry. Several stages of regulation insure rock steady power to all gain stages for maximum dynamic impact. Krell founder Dan D’Agostino added, “For years, we have realized the benefit of circuits with the capability to perform in the upper reaches of the audible spectrum. We understand how much the information above 20 kHz contributes to the vitality and impact in music reproduction. A typical Krell current mode preamp has a usable bandwidth that exceeds 1 MHz. This approach allows us to make a circuit with very low distortion, and that is phase-coherent all the way up to 100Khz.” The Krell Current Mode output stage transmits every bit of detail available from the SACD format, while a new multi-channel output brings the exciting musical perspective of six-channel sound to a Krell source. Prices and Availability SACD Standard Suggested retail price: $4,000 - Available in black or silver in April 2003 For more information on Krell or any Krell product, contact Irv Gross at Krell Industries, Inc., 45 Connair Road, Orange, CT 06477-3650, (203) 799-9954 ext. 301, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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