Review

Hegel H160 Integrated Amplifier Review and Test

Product Name: Hegel H160 Integrated Amplifier
Product Type: Amplifier/DAC
Price: $6195.00
Reviewed By: Blake Gelle
Magazine: Australian Hi-Fi Magazine March/April 2015 (Vol 46 No 2)
Distributor: Advance Audio
Who Sells What/Website: Hegel

Full review and independent laboratory test of the Hegel H160 Integrated Amplifier by Australian Hi-Fi Magazine. Free download.

This equipment review consists of a full subjective evaluation of the Hegel H160 Integrated Amplifier written by Blake Gelle together with a complete set of independent laboratory tests conducted by Newport Test Labs and a test report written by Steve Holding.

The following downloadable pdf is an exact replica of the original pages on which the review appeared in Australian Hi-Fi Magazine, March/April 2016 issue (Volume 46 Number 2).

Download pdf here: Hegel H160 Integrated Amplifier Review and Test

Brand: Hegel
Model: H160
Australian Price: $6,195 (RRP)
Australian Distributor: Advance Audio Australia

Who Sells What: Hegel

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