Krell Moves to new location

@srace1, As you posted above, i forwarded it to Wil Buhler (wkb@krell.industries) and others at Krell for their review. I am waiting for him to respond.

All- thanks for the responses. I have a set of 575 mono amps in for repair (on one unit) and an upgrade on both. They have been there since late March. Repeated emails go unanswered and calls to any number in their phone tree are met with a message that the called mailbox is full. If there are any dealers reading this thread please weigh in with any information you have since, as it has been pointed out, Krell seems to communicate with dealers much more than with customers. This has the earmarks of a bankruptcy not probate delays, but if anyone has ANY information about the status at Krell, it would be greatly appreciated. 

@testpilot, Thanks. Your post above was an outstanding suggestion and I agree.

I forwarded it to Wil Buhler (wkb@krell.industries) and others at Krell for their review. I am waiting for him to respond.

I also included the follow up post “Not hard at all and that’s exactly what they should have done”. I hope these suggestions get his attention. And, I also included the link for the Audiogon forum post.

Not hard at all and that's exactly what they should have done.

How hard would it be for Krell to put up a splash page on their “new” website informing both current and future customers what is happening with both sales and service.  Silence is never a good sign nor is it a good strategy for a company attempting to re-emerge.  

@analog_tiffer ,

1. It was a joke playing on what you responded to.

2. I’m still correct. You wrote ’USE SPELLCHECK’. ​You don’t ’USE SPELLCHECK’. You ’USE SPELLCHECKER’ TO SPELLCHECK. You are referring to a program you are running by that name, not the act of doing it. Also, it’s nice to see you’re using your inside voice. Sometimes a little sense of humor goes a long way around here. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go run around in a room saying really smart things. I bid you a good day.​​​​​

@thecarpathian 

Maybe you shouldn’t run around thinking you’re always the smartest guy in the room…..

Spellcheck

1. To check that words in written text are properly spelled. 
2. To run a spellchecker. 

noun

1. The act of spellchecking. 

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I've never had dealings with Krell, but if one were to casually come across these threads pertaining to them, one could get the impression that they care more about selling new product than they care about honoring their repair commitments.

@analog_tiffer ,

It's 'OH', not 'O'. Also, it's SPELLCHECKER, not SPELLCHECK.

Also also, there's no need to shout.

O MY GOD…USE SPELLCHECK…PLEASE !!!

@yags1 LMAO

@roxy54 

Yes i to spoke to Rhondi 4 months ago before i  purchased my illusion and ibias 300xd when I upgraded from my previous Krell gear , Rhondi always took the time out  to talk to her customers.

You get the msg if it's spelled correctly or not

@yags1

I am not required to own a piece of Krell gear to be qualified to criticize their (lack of) customer service. And yes, in fact, I owned one of their preamplifiers and spoke to Rhondi a few weeks before her passing. She DID understand good customer service.

p.s. Practice your spelling.

@roxy54 do you have any equiptment in for repair or are you just shooting your mouth off on something you don't have experiance with ?

sorry dill i ment that for @roxy54  me bad typo error i apologize to you

@yags1 

If they have the time to list new and current products and set up a new website, why couldn’t they make the time to reply to their customers?

etc. (sp)

Just interesting the timing on the sale of the building, thats all

this will all work out, Kind of surprised company didnt reply to owners of units in house whats going on ect,

Ive been purchasing, and using krell service ect since the 90's shocked as everybody else. Have a stack here now

So where are all their new products physically located and where are they shipping them from? How come they're not part of the probate process?

"Yags", that's awesome!   Can't say I've herd, heerded, hehrd, ah heck, seen that one prior.

"@dill  So do your reading instead of complaining if you would read thru the whole web site there is a option to set up a account which covers service, warrenties, and contacts though it might not be populated yet"

What are you talking about yags, I just posted a link ...

That building has several tenants.  The fact that it sold has no bearing if any, if the tenants have vacated.  If the owner(s) of Krell had owned the building they may have sold and will lease back a unit from the new owners. 

Why would you say something like this?  Did you provide the moving trucks to Krell?   

https://www.krell.industries/ This is there new web site

As a update Krell's full product line is loaded on the website

@dill  So do your reading instead of complaining

if you would read thru the whole web site there is a option to set up a account

which covers service, warrenties, and contacts though it might not be populated yet

@dill,

What nerve! They address it to their dealers and distributors. What about their customers?

From what I understand about probate,  nothing can be done in regard to Rondi D'agostino's Estate until the probate court acknoledges who the administrators for her Estate are.  Until then any audio equipment held by her company will remain with the company.  I'm surprised that the company was not set up as a trust so that those who are the executors of her Estate could have avoided probate. If that were the case the audio gear being serviced could have been released to their respective owners by now.  

Came across this.

Krell

Well the old warehouse is empty so the stuff is somewhere??

How do you know that they have a new location?

I hope some of the guys who had stuff in for repair can get it back soon. I would use an outside service company while Krell goes through all of this for out of warranty stuff.