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The Hegel H200 is a Class A/B integrated amplifier rated at 150W per channel and stable into loads down to 2 ohms. Hegel's SoundEngine2 distortion-cancelling circuit and a damping factor above 4000 give it tight, composed control of difficult speakers, especially in the bass. It also handles daily life well: Digital Input Sense wakes it and picks the active input, it can learn a TV remote's volume commands, and each input can hold a fixed volume level for home theater use. It suits listeners with demanding floorstanders who want one box to run a whole system, and it competes with high-current integrateds on drive and grip rather than on streaming features or room correction.
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Owners of the H200 describe a powerful, unflappable integrated that keeps its composure with difficult speakers and delivers deep, controlled bass. They tend to rate its build and drive higher than its feature set, and some find the menu system fiddly at first.
The Hegel H200 is an integrated amplifier that manages the whole audio system. Its Class A/B amplifier section delivers 150 W per channel and stays stable with loads down to 2 ohms.
SoundEngine2 technology cancels distortion in real time. A damping factor above 4000 gives tight control of the speaker drivers.
Digital Input Sense turns the amplifier on and selects the input automatically when it detects a signal. The H200 can learn volume commands from a TV remote, and each input can be given a fixed volume level. Start-up volume and maximum volume can be set, and the amplifier has auto standby and automatic display dimming.
