What connection options does the Hegel Mohican offer?
The Hegel Mohican features both unbalanced (RCA) and balanced (XLR) analog outputs, as well as a digital BNC output with true 75-ohm impedance.
How is the Hegel Mohican operated?
Operation is via front-panel buttons or with the included remote control, which performs functions such as play, pause and track selection.
Does the Hegel Mohican support digital formats other than CDs?
No, the Hegel Mohican is specifically designed to play standard audio CDs and does not support other digital formats such as SACD or DSD.
Is it possible to use the Hegel Mohican as a transport with an external DAC?
Yes, the Mohican can be used as a transport via the BNC digital output, which has a true 75 ohm impedance for optimal signal transfer to an external DAC.
What DAC chip is used in the Hegel Mohican?
The Hegel Mohican uses the latest and greatest DAC chips, operating in native 16-bit/44.1 kHz resolution, specifically optimized for CD playback.
What is the output power of the Hegel Mohican?
The Mohican's maximum output voltage is 2.6 V RMS, which is 2 dB higher than the standard 2 V for CD players.
How accurate is the clock in the Hegel Mohican?
The Mohican features a highly accurate clock, using Hegel's patented SoundEngine technology to reduce jitter to minimal levels.
What are the dimensions and weight of the Hegel Mohican?
The Mohican measures 8 cm (10 cm with feet) in height, 43 cm in width and 29 cm in depth, with a net weight of 6.5 kg.
