Hegel

Extreme low-noise DAC (0.0002% of Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise) with three dedicated master clocks (one for SPDIF signals, and for USB, separate master clocks for 48k and 44.1k sample rates). The AES/EBU input features a unique RS422 receiver balanced by a transformer.

The Hegel H95 amplifier can only be integrated into a home computer network using a wired method, for which it is equipped with an RJ45 Ethernet port. The network streamer unit supports working with external storage via UPnP, as well as using popular streaming services such as Spotify. Apple AirPlay support is also implemented here for live streaming of music from Apple mobile gadgets.

The H120 uses proprietary Hegel SoundEngine 2 technology, which provides extremely low distortion and a damping factor of over 2000. In many ways, this system works like noise-canceling headphones.

The Hegel H190v is an integrated amplifier with network functionality. With a high-quality DAC, exceptional phono corrector, top-notch headphone output, and plenty of streaming options, the Hegel H190v is designed for those who simply crave more music.

The Hegel H400 Streamliner integrated Amplifier is a classic Class A/B amplifier that, according to the manufacturer, delivers an impressive 250 watts per channel for speakers with a nominal resistance of 8 ohms. At the same time, the amplifier calmly tolerates a drop in load impedance to 2 ohms.

The Hegel H600 integrated amplifier offers many new features, a new chassis design, a new DAC, an improved amplifier section, and an excellent network streamer. The Norwegians also increased the output power of the flagship – now it outputs 303 watts in each channel when operating on a load with a nominal resistance of 8 ohms. At the same time, the damping coefficient reaches 4,000 – the amplifier is able to withstand a drop in load impedance up to 2 ohms.

The Hegel P20 Black pre-stereo amplifier belongs to the entry-level models and allows you to join the reference line of the Norwegian company. It has a neutral Hi-Fi sound and is able to become a strong part of a serious stereo system in partnership with the branded H20 and H4SE terminals, but it can also be combined with other power amplifiers of its class.

The Hegel P30 preamp is the best in its class in the company's catalog, and one of the most advanced on the High-End audio market. This device has been created using a range of patented technologies and design solutions, and it uses manually selected components. The appearance of the device corresponds to the rest of the company's models – a solid case with black or silver finishes made of rough metal, on the thick front panel of which there is a minimal set of controls.

The two-channel Hegel H20 Silver Silver power amplifier is built according to the dual mono scheme and is capable of delivering up to 200 watts (8 ohms) and up to 350 watts (4 ohms). This is a logical continuation of the Hegel H10 model, released on the occasion of the company's anniversary in a limited edition of 30 copies and the most technically advanced power amplifier from the Norwegian company Hegel.

The flagship Hegel H30A replaced the Hegel H30. This is the flagship device of the manufacturer. Hegel H30A is a 47-kilogram monoblock with the ability to work in stereo mode. Due to its enormous power, controlling the speakers is no longer a problem.

The Hegel C53 is a 150W 3-channel power amplifier designed for use in multi-channel home theater systems, smart homes, and other solutions.

The Hegel C54 is a 150W 4-channel power amplifier designed for use in multi-channel home theater systems, smart homes, and other solutions.

The Hegel S55 is a 150W 5-channel power amplifier designed for use in multi-channel home theater systems, smart homes, and other solutions.

Hegel Viking is a CD–DA CD player (16 bit / 44.1 kHz), designed from the ground up to provide optimal performance when playing standard (Redbook) CDs. The new product is optimized for the most accurate CD playback by optimizing the components to ensure high-quality sound consistent with the original recording.

The compact body of the device is divided into two parts inside, which allows you to physically separate the power supply circuits from low-current circuits. The external power supply is built on a W-shaped transformer and housed in a separate enclosure. Separate inputs for the MM and MS heads are provided for connecting the vinyl player, and there are two outputs for connecting the corrector to the amplifier – the usual one for RCA and the symmetrical one for XLR.