Upgrade Hegel H300 to Luxman 590AXii or else


Hi, I just get new speaker that is Dynaudio special40 to replace my old egglestonwork Isabel and thinking to upgrade to a new integrate amp
My current system is Ayre CX7emp and Hegel H300.
I listening mostly Vocal, Pop and some Jazz or rock
Is it good idea to change my Hegel H300 to Luxman H590AXII.
Is it worth to upgrade or you guy have any recommend amp that worth to upgrade?
Thanks
poovadol
What specific improvements are you looking for that you feel the Hegel H300
is lacking? 
Actually Hegel H300 is a very good amp , But It is like I want something new and provide me more musical, sweet or emotion to relax,. I think I already pass the word "critical listening" and move to "music lover" side for sure.
 
"Actually Hegel H300 is a very good amp , But It is like I want something new and provide me more musical, sweet or emotion to relax,"

I've been there with Hegel. If you don't play music loud, the Luxman will give you what you're looking for.

I have unfortunately not had the opportunity to hear any Hagel products but I have read very good reviews regarding them. With that said I do own several good integrated amps and separates and one of them is the Luxman 590 AXII, which I highly recommend and would be very happy if that were the only integrated amp I owned.
Similarly I have not heard the Hegel amps but have owned several integrateds at various price points in the past. The Luxman L-590AXII is the costliest integrated amp I currently own and it is a very good Class A at its price point. It is rather neutral and balanced for a Class A design with good detail, slam and dynamics when properly matched to suitable speakers. Currently I have the Luxman matched to Marten Duke 2 and the combination is quite stellar. The Luxman outperforms a costlier Naim separates in my system. If you desire a bit more slam and dynamics (instead of a lusher and more tube-like presentation of the L-590AXII), you can opt for the Class AB L-509X. The good thing about the L-590AXII is it doesn’t sound too ’tubey’ or warm although it is a Class A. The clarity, detail, slam and dynamics are still great for a Class A.

Personally I feel it is difficult to beat the quality of the Luxman unless one goes higher up the ladder with say the Vitus or Gryphon etc., or the top-of-the-range Accuphase, but then you would be paying twice the price or more with these high end integrateds. There is also the Pass Labs but not sure how they compare with the Luxman. At this level I don’t think you will be disappointed with any of these amps although they may have some differences between them in their sonic presentation.