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The Hegel H390 is a single-box integrated amplifier rated at 250W per channel into 8 ohms, built dual mono with a damping factor above 4000. It combines an analog amplifier, a bit-perfect DAC with MQA decoding, and a network streamer that is Roon Ready and supports AirPlay, Spotify Connect and UPnP. Hegel's SoundEngine2 circuit is designed to cancel distortion while keeping firm grip on the speakers. Reviewers describe a transparent, dynamic sound with a very quiet background and a DAC that competes with separate units, though its power and feature depth go beyond what casual listeners need.
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Reviewers and audiophiles praise the H390 for transparent, non-fatiguing sound, effortless dynamics and a dead-silent background. Many rate the built-in DAC as a standout that rivals standalone converters. Critics focus on its sheer power being overkill for some systems.
The Hegel H390 is an integrated amplifier that combines a power amplifier, a DAC and a network streamer in one chassis. It delivers 2 x 250W into 8 ohms in dual mono, with a damping factor over 4000.
It uses SoundEngine2 technology to reduce distortion and keep control of the connected loudspeakers. The digital section has dedicated filtering to minimize noise.
The built-in DAC is bit-perfect and supports MQA. Network streaming works with Roon Ready, AirPlay, Spotify Connect and UPnP.
