Both are good integrated amplifiers, however there is where the similarity ends.
Hegel uses a revolutionary patented circuit which Hegel calls the "sound engine" which is a feed forward error correction scheme, Solution uses a similar circuit although executed to an insane degree.
This technology gives the entire Hegel line an incredibly high damping factor of over 1,000 across the line.
When you listen to a Hegel amplifier you will be amazed at the tight, punchy bass which makes you believe you are listening to a much more expensive amplifier.
Another advantage of this circuit is a cool running amplifier.
Aside from the bass, the Hegel has a very three dimensional soundstage and is quite liquid sounding.
Check out the current reviews of Hegel products on enjoythemusic.com and soundstage and Tone audio.
Every reviewer is freaking out over how good the Hegel's perform and are comparing Hegels products to other devices which cost to two three times their price.
The only problem with Hegel is that they are brand new to the US.
Hegel uses a revolutionary patented circuit which Hegel calls the "sound engine" which is a feed forward error correction scheme, Solution uses a similar circuit although executed to an insane degree.
This technology gives the entire Hegel line an incredibly high damping factor of over 1,000 across the line.
When you listen to a Hegel amplifier you will be amazed at the tight, punchy bass which makes you believe you are listening to a much more expensive amplifier.
Another advantage of this circuit is a cool running amplifier.
Aside from the bass, the Hegel has a very three dimensional soundstage and is quite liquid sounding.
Check out the current reviews of Hegel products on enjoythemusic.com and soundstage and Tone audio.
Every reviewer is freaking out over how good the Hegel's perform and are comparing Hegels products to other devices which cost to two three times their price.
The only problem with Hegel is that they are brand new to the US.