American high-end audio brand Krell, who have been making amps since the early 1980s, has launched the K-300i integrated amp.
Connecticut-based Krell have released the K-300i, the latest in a long line of their integrated amplifiers. The newly developed amp circuit incorporates the latest version of Krell’s iBias technology, which delivers Class A operation without the excessive heat and power consumption of traditional Class A designs.
The K-300i also features Krell Current Mode topology, with fully differential circuitry from input to output. A 770VA transformer lies at the heart of the amp’s power supply. Power output is rated at 150W per channel into 8 ohms, doubling to 300W per channel into 4 ohms. Two versions available: a classic version with purely analogue inputs (RCA/XLR) and a fully featured ‘digital’ version that adds digital inputs and streaming. The Krell K-300i is available in the UK from August in black or silver finish. The ‘classic’ analogue-only version has an RRP of £4,698 inc. VAT. The ‘digital’ version with added digital inputs/streaming has an RRP of £5,698 inc. VAT.
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