- Is the R-N2000A worth it over the R-N1000A?
- The R-N2000A adds a toroidal transformer, a heavier chassis and higher-grade parts over the R-N1000A. If you have demanding speakers or want the best stereo sound Yamaha offers, it is the stronger pick; otherwise the R-N1000A covers most of the same features.
- Does it have room correction?
- Yes. It includes YPAO, Yamaha's automatic room correction, which is uncommon on stereo receivers. It smooths bass and balances the room, though it is less extensive than the YPAO on Yamaha's AV receivers.
- Can I connect a TV and a turntable?
- Yes. HDMI ARC handles TV sound with one cable, and a built-in moving-magnet phono stage takes a turntable directly. You can also add a powered subwoofer for a 2.1 setup.
- What streaming services does it support?
- MusicCast covers Spotify Connect, Tidal, Qobuz, Amazon Music and AirPlay 2, plus Bluetooth and internet radio. It also works as a MusicCast multiroom zone with other Yamaha devices.
- How much power does it deliver?
- Yamaha rates it at 120 watts per channel into 8 ohms, with higher output into 4-ohm speakers. That is enough for most floorstanding speakers in medium to large rooms.
- What is in the box?
- The receiver, a remote control, batteries, a power cord, a YPAO microphone, an AM/FM antenna and a quick start guide. Speaker cables are not included.
- Where is the Yamaha R-N2000A 2.1-Channel Network Stereo Receiver cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $5,549.95, as of our latest check.