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The Hegel H150 is a compact full-width streaming integrated amplifier with a built-in DAC and network streaming, rated at 2x75 W into 8 ohms. Hegel calls it the Prodigy: entry-level in the range but built with reference-derived technology, a thick milled aluminum front panel and a 35 cm deep chassis that fits most shelves. It suits listeners who want one box for streaming, TV and turntable sources driving real floorstanders. Against similarly priced integrateds it stands out on connectivity and claimed current delivery rather than raw wattage.
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The Hegel H150 is a streaming integrated amplifier with a built-in DAC and phono stage. It is a full-width component with a depth of 35 cm, so it fits on or in most shelves and media cabinets. The front panel and control knobs are precision-milled aluminum, and the steel top cover has perforated heat vents. A central OLED display can be dimmed or turned off.
The amplifier section is a custom class AB design with Hegel's patented SoundEngine 2 technology. It has a damping factor of 2000 and runs stably down to 2-ohm loads. A large toroidal transformer and high-speed capacitors supply the current. The four-layer DAC handles both the connected digital sources and the internal streaming section.
Streaming services and protocols are built in, and automatic firmware updates add new services as they appear. Input-sensing on digital inputs and streaming wakes the amp and selects the source. Adjustable auto-standby saves energy. Popular TV-remote codes are pre-loaded, so a TV remote can control volume and power. Any input can be fixed at a high output level so that a connected device controls the volume. You can also control the amp with the aluminum remote or the free Hegel Control app, which includes internet radio and podcasts powered by airable.
