החדר של HEGEL בתערוכת 2013 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest

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בתערוכת Rocky Mountain Audio Fest שהתקיימה בסוף השבוע בדנוור ארה"ב הודגמו בחדר של HEGEL

מגבר משולב H-80 HEGEL מחובר לממיר HEGEL HD-25 עם רמקולים של MAGICO מדגם S1 וכבילה של חברת Nordost

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[kyroz]

אז יאללה גבי, תתחיל לייבא נורדוסט!

 

[soundquest]

When I first walked into Hegel Music Systems’ room, I thought their system was complex, but after a couple minutes I realized that they were statically showcasing a number of their components there, but making sound was a simple stereo comprised of their new H80 integrated amplifier-DAC ($2000) and a pair of Magico S1 speakers ($12,600 per pair). Feeding music files to the H80 was a MacBook Air laptop, and once again Nordost cables were chaining the components together.

The thing about the Hegel-Magico combo wasn’t only the simplicity, but the sound. By no small margin, this was the best-sounding stereo I’ve heard so far, even among the many separates-based ones I saw kicking around, which brings me to an interesting, final point: this simpler-system approach doesn’t have to be about creating something that’s more convenient and attractive in a room; done right, the result might be something that actually sounds better as well!

Doug Schneider

Publisher, The SoundStage! Network

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[MOAR]

אני מאד אוהב את המוצרים שלהם.
נהנה בטרוף מ h200 ,מנסה לדמיין איזו תוצאה יתנו ה פרה ופאוור שלהם.

 

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Low Noise, Superb sound from HEGEL

By John Atkinson • Posted: Oct 21, 2013

Bent Holter, founder of and designer for the Norwegian company Hegel, explained that his circuits are based on work he had done designing ultra–low-noise preamplifiers for the European CERN laboratory. Hegel's new H80 D/A integrated amplifier ($2000) replaces the H70, which was introduced in 2010, and uses the low-noise preamp circuit from the $5500 H300 amplifier and Hegel's patented feed-forward "Sound Engine" amplifier topology. It has two single-ended analog inputs, one balanced analog input, and five digital inputs, including USB. Though this doesn't operate in the usual asynchronous mode, it uses a proprietary reclocking topology said to eliminate jitter. The H80 offers 75Wpc into 8 ohms compared with the H70's 70W.

Hegel's HD25 DAC ($2500) uses a 32-bit AKM chip and offers even lower noise than the DAC used in the H80. In a series of level-matched comparisons between the H70 and H80 and the HD25, the H80 offers improved clarity and better low-frequency extension and control compared with the H70. While the best sound in the system, which featured Magico S1 speakers ($12,500/pair) and Nordost Red Dawn cables, with digital data sourced from a MacBook Air, was with the HD25's analog outputs feeding the H80, the H80 fed digital data sounded superb for $2000.

Perhaps the most exciting new product Hegel was showing at RMAF was the Super, a $399 portable USB D/A headphone amplifier. Machined from a single block of aluminum, this has a digital-domain volume control, but the circuit's noisefloor is so low that it is claimed to preserved resolution at lower volumes. The Super also has an extremely low output impedance so should be able to drive even the most demanding headphones with ease.

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