The new Krell Cipher SACD/CD Player as well as the newest Evolution Multi Channel amps have been well received to say the least!

Krell now offers Evolution Series Multi Channel amps! The 2 channel Evolution 2250 sells for $8,000.00 and the 3 channel 3250 is $10,000.00. These outstanding amps offer 250 watts per channel and the great sound quality we have come to expect from Krell.

The 2 channel Evolution 2250 sells for $8,000.00 and the 3 channel 3250 is $10,000.00. These outstanding amps offer 250 watts per channel and the great sound quality we have come to expect from Krell.

The folks at HomeTheater.com had great things to say about the newest Krell amps.
The 2250e’s bass is taut with excellent control, extension and detail, not to mention depth while its high frequency performance is smooth and grain free.

The midrange is also smooth, with tremendous dimension and weight giving vocals, especially female vocals such as Sarah McLachlan’s, a palpable presence.

Soundstage-wise the 2250e possesses a vast and open soundstage that it manages to be enveloping whilst still remaining focused.

Dynamics, another Krell staple, are solid with the 2250e and its power seems limitless regardless of how loud you wish to play your favorite music or how inefficient your favorite speakers.

Even at $18,500 the Krell Evolution 402e is still my favorite amplifier; however at less than half the price I find the 2250e to be that much more impressive in terms of overall value.

While designed primarily for two-channel use, the 2250e excels at playing back cinematic content as well, whether that content is the latest Hollywood blockbuster or something more s1/2ued. Pair the 2250e with its three-channel sibling, the 3250e, and you’ve got a home theater marriage made in heaven.

The Krell Cipher SACD/CD player.

Here is what HIFI Choice had to say:

Krell’s new Cipher is an exceptional digital front-end, giving state-of-the-art replay of conventional CD and SACD formats. It’s via SACD that it really shows its mettle, delivering results that combine stunning clarity with amazing dynamics, plus impressive naturalness and refinement.???

We experienced levels of detail and clarity that no CD player could approach. The Cipher’s ability to separate-out individual voices and instruments is almost uncanny??¦Impressive stuff!???

The Cipher images exceptionally well, creating a broad precisely defined soundstage notable for the solidity of individual voices and instruments. On the right SACD, you get a holographic, almost 3D effect, with impressive width and depth.???

The Cipher’s exceptionally lucid presentation is notable for amazing clarity and astonishing fine detail.???

The Cipher certainly delivers the goods and offers results that will be hard to better, regardless of price.

The NEW PM-1, $2,800.00 per pair seen here with with the PM-1 Stand.

Introducing the NEW Bowers & Wilkins PM1, probably the most refined small speaker yet created. Many of the lessons learned in the development of the 800 Series Diamond have influenced the design of the PM1.It offers an extremely high-quality audio performance and features several key technological innovations, including a new tweeter design and a cabinet unlike anything previously constructed by Bowers & Wilkins.

Foremost among the new technology is the PM1′s Carbon Braced Tweeter. This new design takes the already high performance of Bowers & Wilkins aluminum domes to a whole new level. The tweeter mechanism is mounted on top of the PM1 in the same way as the 800 Series Diamond and uses a Nautilus(tm) tapering tube. However, its high-quality aluminum dome, is strategically stiffened with a ring of filament-wound ultra-high modulus pitch-based carbon fiber.

Sitting below the Carbon Braced Tweeter is what at first appears to be a regular Bowers & Wilkins Kevlar® cone bass/midrange driver, as found on the likes of the well-regarded CM1, and which is renowned for its ability to deliver clarity and detail at mid frequencies. However, the PM1′s drive unit features a new Anti-Resonance Plug: a mushroom-shaped device that is a tight fit inside the voice coil former, helping to damp the motion of the former. This reduces cone break-up, for a smoother, more refined sound, again raising the performance of a key Bowers & Wilkins technology to a new level of performance.

The construction of the cabinet is critical in any loudspeaker, but especially so in a mini monitor. Internally, the PM1 uses the Bowers & Wilkins Matrix(tm) bracing system, for improved rigidity. This is a vital element in producing a large sound from a compact loudspeaker. The striking front baffle and top panel is also a key element in the PM1′s refined performance. The shape echoes the profile of the ‘head’ unit used on the 800 Diamond and 802 Diamond, and improves image localization. A layer of mineral-filled resin is poured in liquid form to the back of the outer thermoset profile, where it sets to create a dual-layer composite that combines high mass with damping for an impressively inert construction.

Lots of technology in a georgous package!!

Here are a couple of pictures of the B&W speakers installed but prior to painted grills!

The B&W Signature 8's are installed!

In-Ceiling B&W's will disappear once the grills are added!

Here are a couple of pictures of a beautiful remodel we are working on in Oakland.  The new B&W in-ceiling speakers sound great and will look wonderful in these locations! Look for the finished photos to see them disappear!

Rough in for the living room speakers.

Here is another shot of the living room now that the sheet rock has been patched. As you can see, the back boxes are covered leaving only the area the speaker will fill.  Our next photo will be after the speakers are installed and the painter has done his work.

B&W Signature 8's back boxes prior to paint and speaker installation.

The kitchen ceiling before paint.

The Evolution 707 and S-1200/S-1200u processors continue to be recognized for their combination of features and unmatched sound quality. The Evolution 707 was recently awarded Product of the Year honors by HomeTheaterReview.com and the S-1200 was recognized as the only processor worthy of Harry Pearson’s Editor’s Choice award in this year’s Absolute Sound Editor’s Choice Awards issue.

The Krell 707. Now available in 3D!

Coinciding with the growing base of 3D Blu-ray titles and 3D broadcasts, 3D compatibility will be available in all Krell processors with new model names reflecting this upgrade — the Evolution 707 3D, S-1200 3D, and S-1200u 3D.

The 3D version of any of the above mentioned processors will increase the retail price by $1,500.00. The standard version will still be available.

Krell is also offering 3D upgrades for the models mention in this post. Please contact us for details!

Here are a few photo’s of a newly remodeled conference room we helped complete for our friends there. Great people and a wonderful facility!

We installed an Epson projector along with a VuTec screen. Crestron automation for ease of operation.

The Marantz, Crestron and DTV electronics are all hidden away in the credenza below the screen.

The boss got a Panasonic Pro plasma for his office....along with B&W in-ceiling speakers through out the entire space. Office, conference room and the staff break room!

Here are a few pictures of a beautiful home in Clayton.  We have done multiple projects here.  A NuVision TV,  Crestron touchscreen control and most recently a distributed audio system featuring Marantz and B&W speakers.

B&W in-wall speakers for great sound and a very clean look.

Marantz electronics and Crestron control all neatly tucked into shelving.

B&W in-ceiling speakers in the living room.

This is a great opportunity to save some cash on a GREAT product! Between December 1, 2010 and January 31, 2011 you can receive a 10% discount on and DS product with the trade of any CD player!

HomeTheaterReview.com has honored Krell with 2 Product of the Year Awards! The Evolution 707 Surround Processor and the Evolution 402e Power Amp were both honored!

The Krell 707 $30,000.00

Krell Evolution 402e $18,500.00 - Available March 2010