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The Hegel H150 is an integrated amplifier with a built-in network streamer and DAC, positioned below Hegel's flagship integrateds. It streams natively from Tidal, Spotify and Roon Ready sources, and Hegel's SoundEngine2 circuit is claimed to keep distortion low while delivering firm control over speakers. It suits listeners who want one box for streaming and amplification in a modern hi-fi system, though it carries fewer inputs and less power than Hegel's larger models. Hegel amplifiers are widely praised for their clean, dynamic, uncolored sound and solid build.
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The Hegel H150 is an integrated amplifier with a built-in streamer and DAC. It uses Hegel's SoundEngine2 technology to control the speakers. The amplifier is Class AB and delivers 75 watts per channel into 8 ohms.
The front panel is milled aluminum with two side knobs and a central OLED display. The display can be dimmed or switched off. The top cover is steel with ventilation holes, and the case is only 35 cm deep. Power comes from an oversized, low-noise toroidal transformer and high-speed capacitors.
The DAC was designed in-house on a four-layer circuit and is inspired by the one in the Hegel Viking CD player. It handles external digital sources and the amplifier's own streaming. The H150 has digital and analog inputs, including a phono input for MM cartridges. Streaming services and multi-room playback are built in, and firmware updates install automatically.
