You are buying a beautiful Krell Reference 64 Digital Analog Converter DAC THE CONDITION IS USED Pictures are part of the description so please see them carefully and make your own conclusion about the item’s WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET Thanks for looking selling as the pictures shown. ABOUT SHIPPING Shipping Within US 48 Continental States Only (No shipping to Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii) will be shipped by Fedex UPS Or USPS Ground according your location with free tracking number and It will be shipped thru the address provided by eBay so please make sure it's right during checkout! Feel free to any questions. NOT SHIPPING TO P.O BOX ADDRESSES For International buyer we will use eBay Global shipping option no exceptions. ABOUT RETURN Please contact seller if you have any inconvenience with your item, before open an eBay case or leave a negative feedback (There are many ways to solve any issue) Is very important for Us make our costumers happy’s. Buy with confidence ?????TOP SELLER ????? • See other items in our eBay page!!! https://www.ebay.com/str/jarvingracestore Technical description: The Reference 64 sports the entire Krell line's new styling. Dark gray-anodized aluminum panels are flanked by black aluminum sides, with a wide black panel running down the middle. The 64's appearance is serious and businesslike. (Incidentally, the Reference 64 replaces Krell's earlier SBP-64X processor.) The 64 comprises two chassis stacked atop one another. The lower chassis is the power supply and the top chassis contains the processor. Large heatsinks running down the power supply's sides provide a good visual match for the processor's black side panels. Two blue LEDs on the power supply indicate if the analog and digital supplies are working, and red LEDs on the processor show that the analog and digital supplies are present inside the processor. Two rows of five buttons each run down the processor's front panel, providing input selection, polarity reversal, digital tape monitor, and selection of Krell's Time Sync, a circuit that accepts a clock from a Krell transport on a separate line (more on this later). Each button is accompanied by a red LED to show that the function is engaged. Three additional LEDs indicate when the unit is locked to one of three sampling rates. All but one LED can be turned off with a front-panel button. The rear panel has an unusual connection method between the power supply and processor. Instead of by cables, the connection is made by a metal panel with four D-connectors mounted to it. These D-connectors fit into D-connectors on the power supply and DAC, electrically joining the power supply to the processor. This arrangement also mechanically joins the two chassis at the rear. The processor's front feet fit into shoes on the power supply that lock the two chassis together at the front. Specification: Description: Digital/analog converter with 64x-oversampling digital filter. Inputs: two coaxial on RCA jacks, one AES/EBU on XLR jack, one TosLink optical, one AT&T ST-type optical, separate Time Sync clock input (two additional digital inputs are provided for tape monitoring, one coaxial, one ST-type optical). Conversion: custom Krell DAC modules. Digital filtering: DSP-based 64x-oversampling filter running custom Krell software. Frequency response: 4Hz–20kHz, –0.1dB. S/N ratio: 100dB (A-weighted). Linearity: ±0.3dB at –90dB. THD+N: 0.011%. Channel separation: >111dB at 1kHz. Digital output: one coaxial on RCA jack. Analog outputs: unbalanced on RCA jacks, balanced on XLR jacks. Analog output voltage: 2.4V (unbalanced), 4.8V (balanced) at full-scale. Dimensions: 19 W by 5.63 H by 14 D. Shipping weight: 54 lbs. More information Krell Reference 64 digital processor | Stereophile.com

Krell Reference Power Supply for KRC-HR Preamp ( & other models ). Tested & Known to be working properly Please see my other auctions for the KRELL KRC-HR remote & phono board that also came with this preamp. Tested & known to be working properly. Get it now. They are rarely available for sale. Get it now before someone beats you to it. Please see the pictures for details. I added a $10 handling fee to shipping as I will have to build a box to ship this in …. so it does not get damaged in shipping. The $10 does not even cover my time …. but I had to add something …. so $10 will have to do. Happy listening, Michael A. Marks, MD

This sale is for a Krell Master Reference Class A Series Subwoofer. The piece is currently assembled as an analog subwoofer as the digital components have been removed. The piece had been sent out for repair locally in Naples, FL and could not be repaired back to factory specs. The unit was serviced to work as an analog subwoofer and we believe it can be restored to its original working condition if someone took the time to do so. We believe we have all the original parts to the piece and will picture what we have. Also, we have attached pictures of the technician notes from when the unit was sent to be serviced. We are setting the listing as local pickup only, but we would be happy to work with any shipper of your choice if desired. Additionally, if there are any questions you may have, please dont hesitate to ask! We are Gannons Antiques and Art in Fort Myers, Florida. We are the most active buyers and retailers in South West Florida with a 20,000 square foot showroom and national recognition. Visit our website for our contact information and watch for more beautiful treasures from the same collection. We buy and appraise antiques and art. This is an excellent example of what we buy and sell every day. X667

This auction is for Krell Master Reference Class A Series Subwoofer. The piece is currently assembled as an analog subwoofer as the digital components have been removed. The piece had been sent out for repair locally in Naples, FL and could not be repaired back to factory specs. The unit was serviced to work as an analog subwoofer and we believe it can be restored to its original working condition if someone took the time to do so. We believe we have all the original parts to the piece and will picture what we have. Also, we have attached pictures of the technician notes from when the unit was sent to be serviced. We are setting the listing as local pickup only, but we would be happy to work with any shipper of your choice if desired. Additionally, if there are any questions you may have, please dont hesitate to ask! We are Gannons Antiques and Art in Fort Myers, Florida. We are the most active buyers and retailers in South West Florida with a 20,000 square foot showroom and national recognition. Visit our website for our contact information and watch for more beautiful treasures from the same collection. We buy and appraise antiques and art. This is an excellent example of what we buy and sell every day. X667

Hier biete ich einen Katalog an:Here you can purchase a catalog:Ici je propose un catalogue:Hier bied ik een catalogus aan: Audio Reference 2003. Im Katalog HiFi-Produkte verschiedener Hersteller (siehe Fotos). Deutsche Ausgabe, German edition.Versand weltweit, perfekte Verpackung!Shipping worldwide, perfect packaging! Drucknummer, print number: ohne, without Sprache, language: Deutsch, German, D Zustand, condition: Hervorragend, excellent Seitenanzahl, pages: 47 Format, size: 29,7 x 21 cmGewicht, weight: 0,163 kgBitte beachten Sie die Fotos! Note photos, please! Veuillez noter les photos! Let op de fotos!

Wow... this piece really takes me back!A wonderful example of a reference pre/amp processor from Krell and our first step (along with Proceed) into the High End world of Audio/Video around 1991/92 ~ As a founding member of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) I was introduced to this piece and Dan DAgostino in the early 90s~ Dan was the founder of Krell and one of the very first companies to see the future of high performance multi-channel sound. The Home Theatre Standard literally set the standard by which all other pieces were compared. The sound and build quality were second to none and the fit and finish were exemplary. Only later, did Mark Levinson and Madrigal Labs with the Proceed line seem to get close. This piece has a special place in my A/V memory... It was sold to a great client of ours, who used it for years until trading up to McIntosh.It had been sitting in the dark for sometime, when I finally got around to testing it.Obviously, as a processor, it is completely antiquated. However, as a two-channel pre-amp with the ability to decode a 5.1 mix, it is superb!I have listened to it for hours and its soundstage, image and depth are beyond amazing for its age.The noise floor is beyond belief and rivals some of our best gear. The internals seem to be excellent; even the caps show no signs of stress! The Home Theater Standard listed for $10,000 (as I recall) which was an absolute fortune 25 years ago! At the time, it was far and away the most expensive piece of equipment we sold. The remote feels like a solid billet of aluminum (it is!) and works perfectly.All the lights work; the switches, the display is as bright as it was when new.Its the best example of an iconic piece of gear I think Ive seen in years... If you are familiar with this piece, then you know just how good it is.Forget the limited video switching and buy it as a two-channel pre-amp with the occasionalmulti-channel recordings and sit back and enjoy one of Dans very best accomplishments. It needs a good home and I will miss it as much as anything Ive sold. Thanks for stopping by; I hope tis finds you well and staying safe!As always, it will be boxed, shipped and insured FREE to the lower 48 states and International shipping is available through eBays reliable Global Shipping Program (GPS) at an additional charge. Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns about the Krell and if you havent visited the website lately, you might enjoy the new look.jimgraydesigns.com Best wishes,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Wow... this piece really takes me back!A wonderful example of a reference pre/amp processor from Krell and our first step (along with Proceed) into the High End world of Audio/Video around 1991/92 ~ As a founding member of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) I was introduced to this piece and Dan DAgostino in the early 90s~ Dan was the founder of Krell and one of the very first companies to see the future of high performance multi-channel sound. The Home Theatre Standard literally set the standard by which all other pieces were compared. The sound and build quality were second to none and the fit and finish were exemplary. Only later, did Mark Levinson and Madrigal Labs with the Proceed line seem to get close. This piece has a special place in my A/V memory... It was sold to a great client of ours, who used it for years until trading up to McIntosh.It had been sitting in the dark for sometime, when I finally got around to testing it.Obviously, as a processor, it is completely antiquated. However, as a two-channel pre-amp with the ability to decode a 5.1 mix, it is superb!I have listened to it for hours and its soundstage, image and depth are beyond amazing for its age.The noise floor is beyond belief and rivals some of our best gear. The internals seem to be excellent; even the caps show no signs of stress! The Home Theater Standard listed for $10,000 (as I recall) which was an absolute fortune 25 years ago! At the time, it was far and away the most expensive piece of equipment we sold. The remote feels like a solid billet of aluminum (it is!) and works perfectly.All the lights work; the switches, the display is as bright as it was when new.Its the best example of an iconic piece of gear I think Ive seen in years... If you are familiar with this piece, then you know just how good it is.Forget the limited video switching and buy it as a two-channel pre-amp with the occasionalmulti-channel recordings and sit back and enjoy one of Dans very best accomplishments. It needs a good home and I will miss it as much as anything Ive sold. Thanks for stopping by; I hope tis finds you well and staying safe!As always, it will be boxed, shipped and insured FREE to the lower 48 states and International shipping is available through eBays reliable Global Shipping Program (GPS) at an additional charge. Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns about the Krell and if you havent visited the website lately, you might enjoy the new look.jimgraydesigns.com Best wishes,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Wow... this piece really takes me back!A wonderful example of a reference pre/amp processor from Krell and our first step (along with Proceed) into the High End world of Audio/Video around 1991/92 ~ As a founding member of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) I was introduced to this piece and Dan DAgostino in the early 90s~ Dan was the founder of Krell and one of the very first companies to see the future of high performance multi-channel sound. The Home Theatre Standard literally set the standard by which all other pieces were compared. The sound and build quality were second to none and the fit and finish were exemplary. Only later, did Mark Levinson and Madrigal Labs with the Proceed line seem to get close. This piece has a special place in my A/V memory... It was sold to a great client of ours, who used it for years until trading up to McIntosh.It had been sitting in the dark for sometime, when I finally got around to testing it.Obviously, as a processor, it is completely antiquated. However, as a two-channel pre-amp with the ability to decode a 5.1 mix, it is superb!I have listened to it for hours and its soundstage, image and depth are beyond amazing for its age.The noise floor is beyond belief and rivals some of our best gear. The internals seem to be excellent; even the caps show no signs of stress! The Home Theater Standard listed for $10,000 (as I recall) which was an absolute fortune 25 years ago! At the time, it was far and away the most expensive piece of equipment we sold. The remote feels like a solid billet of aluminum (it is!) and works perfectly.All the lights work; the switches, the display is as bright as it was when new.Its the best example of an iconic piece of gear I think Ive seen in years... If you are familiar with this piece, then you know just how good it is.Forget the limited video switching and buy it as a two-channel pre-amp with the occasionalmulti-channel recordings and sit back and enjoy one of Dans very best accomplishments. It needs a good home and I will miss it as much as anything Ive sold. Thanks for stopping by; I hope tis finds you well and staying safe!As always, it will be boxed, shipped and insured FREE to the lower 48 states and International shipping is available through eBays reliable Global Shipping Program (GPS) at an additional charge. Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns about the Krell and if you havent visited the website lately, you might enjoy the new look.jimgraydesigns.com Best wishes,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Wow... this piece really takes me back!A wonderful example of a reference pre/amp processor from Krell and our first step (along with Proceed) into the High End world of Audio/Video around 1991/92 ~ As a founding member of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) I was introduced to this piece and Dan DAgostino in the early 90s~ Dan was the founder of Krell and one of the very first companies to see the future of high performance multi-channel sound. The Home Theatre Standard literally set the standard by which all other pieces were compared. The sound and build quality were second to none and the fit and finish were exemplary. Only later, did Mark Levinson and Madrigal Labs with the Proceed line seem to get close. This piece has a special place in my A/V memory... It was sold to a great client of ours, who used it for years until trading up to McIntosh.It had been sitting in the dark for sometime, when I finally got around to testing it.Obviously, as a processor, it is completely antiquated. However, as a two-channel pre-amp with the ability to decode a 5.1 mix, it is superb!I have listened to it for hours and its soundstage, image and depth are beyond amazing for its age.The noise floor is beyond belief and rivals some of our best gear. The internals seem to be excellent; even the caps show no signs of stress! The Home Theater Standard listed for $10,000 (as I recall) which was an absolute fortune 25 years ago! At the time, it was far and away the most expensive piece of equipment we sold. The remote feels like a solid billet of aluminum (it is!) and works perfectly.All the lights work; the switches, the display is as bright as it was when new.Its the best example of an iconic piece of gear I think Ive seen in years... If you are familiar with this piece, then you know just how good it is.Forget the limited video switching and buy it as a two-channel pre-amp with the occasionalmulti-channel recordings and sit back and enjoy one of Dans very best accomplishments. It needs a good home and I will miss it as much as anything Ive sold. Thanks for stopping by; I hope tis finds you well and staying safe!As always, it will be boxed, shipped and insured FREE to the lower 48 states and International shipping is available through eBays reliable Global Shipping Program (GPS) at an additional charge. Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns about the Krell and if you havent visited the website lately, you might enjoy the new look.jimgraydesigns.com Best wishes,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Up for a No Reserve auction is a Krell Evolution Surround Sound Processor and Preamp. This was pulled from a working home theater. The unit is HDMI 1.3 compliant 1080P video with 3D capabilities. Software version is 2.4. There are some scratches on the top plate and a few on the sides which you can see in the photos. Original Remote is not included in the sale but you can control everything from the front panel. See photos for all the details.  Issues - During my testing, I discovered that all the HDMI ins and outs work perfectly as does the digital inputs and outputs. I was unable to test the CAST ins and outs and the Balanced ins and outs but I did discover the Left RCA analog output outputs very low signal which is why this is sold as is, for parts.  This unit originally listed for $30,000.00 and one sold on Audiogon back in January for $7500.00 but that unit had just been serviced by Krell. I am going to assume that you could send it to Krell for service. Nevertheless, the buyer assumes all responsibility knowing the left analog output (among other potential features) is not fully working.  Please ask any questions before purchasing, as I am happy to answer them. 

Wow... this piece really takes me back!A wonderful example of a reference pre/amp processor from Krell and our first step (along with Proceed) into the High End world of Audio/Video around 1991/92 ~ As a founding member of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) I was introduced to this piece and Dan DAgostino in the early 90s~ Dan was the founder of Krell and one of the very first companies to see the future of high performance multi-channel sound. The Home Theatre Standard literally set the standard by which all other pieces were compared. The sound and build quality were second to none and the fit and finish were exemplary. Only later, did Mark Levinson and Madrigal Labs with the Proceed line seem to get close. This piece has a special place in my A/V memory... It was sold to a great client of ours, who used it for years until trading up to McIntosh.It had been sitting in the dark for sometime, when I finally got around to testing it.Obviously, as a processor, it is completely antiquated. However, as a two-channel pre-amp with the ability to decode a 5.1 mix, it is superb!I have listened to it for hours and its soundstage, image and depth are beyond amazing for its age.The noise floor is beyond belief and rivals some of our best gear. The internals seem to be excellent; even the caps show no signs of stress! The Home Theater Standard listed for $10,000 (as I recall) which was an absolute fortune 25 years ago! At the time, it was far and away the most expensive piece of equipment we sold. The remote feels like a solid billet of aluminum (it is!) and works perfectly.All the lights work; the switches, the display is as bright as it was when new.Its the best example of an iconic piece of gear I think Ive seen in years... If you are familiar with this piece, then you know just how good it is.Forget the limited video switching and buy it as a two-channel pre-amp with the occasionalmulti-channel recordings and sit back and enjoy one of Dans very best accomplishments. It needs a good home and I will miss it as much as anything Ive sold. Thanks for stopping by; I hope tis finds you well and staying safe!As always, it will be boxed, shipped and insured FREE to the lower 48 states and International shipping is available through eBays reliable Global Shipping Program (GPS) at an additional charge. Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns about the Krell and if you havent visited the website lately, you might enjoy the new look.jimgraydesigns.com Best wishes,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com