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The Hegel H400 is an integrated amplifier with a built-in network streamer and DAC, sold as the Streamliner. It delivers 250 W per channel into 8 ohms and stays stable down to 2-ohm loads, with a damping factor of 4000 for tight speaker control. Its dual-mono layout, symmetric circuit and SoundEngine 2 distortion correction aim at a detailed, dynamic sound without an equalizer in the signal path. It suits audiophiles who want one box for streaming, digital sources and power-hungry speakers, and it sits below Hegel's reference integrated models while borrowing much of their streaming platform and bit-perfect DAC design.
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The Hegel H400, nicknamed the Streamliner, is an integrated amplifier with a built-in streamer. It is a Class AB design that delivers 250 W into 8 ohms and is stable down to 2-ohm loads. Its damping factor is 4000.
It uses a dual mono construction with a symmetrical layout. It has no equalizer, which keeps the signal intact. Hegel's SoundEngine 2 technology corrects distortion instantly during amplification. The DAC is bit-perfect and based on the one in the Hegel H600. An automatic standby function reduces energy use.
The front panel is minimalist, with a central display and two multifunction knobs for source selection and volume. Pressing the knobs mutes the sound, pauses playback or navigates the menu. The power button sits underneath the amplifier. The H400 has analog and digital inputs and detects connected digital sources automatically, switching to the correct input. Every input can be set to a fixed high volume, so it can work with home theater preamplifiers and multi-room devices. A TV remote function lets a TV remote control the amplifier.
