Why Is Krell the a bad work???

I don't think Krell sounds like crap but it is expensive. It just might be that some, not all, that get so wired emotional about their opinions are trying to justify spending less. Often I think there is more to getting a synergy of components, room, and musical taste than there is between getting a single component to make everything right. Translated: Krell or Audio Research or any of the big boys can sound terrible in the wrong system or room or if you "want to believe" it sounds terrible. I personally don't put much stock in emotional pleas from reviewers, thread participants on the web, etc. If you have to get emotional and not clearly present a complete case than you don't have a case but a fear of ???? Cheers!

No_money: the word you were searching for is "critique." no, you're wrong this time. i have heard lotsa krell. sounds like crap to me.

Rosey, You most likely haven't heard Krell either. Good thing I don't have your taste. Do you often critic other systems without hearing them, or do you just buy them?

No_money: you're right. even tho i've not heard your system, to me it sounds like crap.

Because Krell is mediocre, spectacularly overpriced equipment. The brand has achieved its profile solely through the self promoting bully who runs the company and bribes his band of kool aid drinking, condescending dealers. Save your money.

This has been covered in depth within the last month both here and at the Audio Asylum. It would be better for you to do a search in both of the archives and see what you come up with rather than dredge up more mud on an old subject. Sean >

I don't own Krell but I have wondered the same thing. I have heard several demos that sounded fine, not horrific as some say. But this is just my opinion, the same people might think my system sounds like crap.

c'mon carl, we know that's you. don't egg us on.