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heed-elixir

Heed Audio Elixir review

Posted on September 20, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After going upmarket with the high-end Thesis range, Heed Audio has returned to more humble pastures with its new Elixir: an analogue-only integrated stereo amplifier targeted at first-time hi-fi buyers.

More affordable than usual for the Budapest-based brand, it sits below the Thesis and Obelisk lines, but borrows the design principles found in Heed’s TransCap amps, like the 2012 Award-winning Obelisk si, and has a decent output of 50W per channel into 8 ohms (or 65W per channel into 4 ohms).

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So what gives? Our first thought is that the Heed feels like a cheaper product than its price suggests.
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