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The Yamaha R-N2000A is a stereo network receiver built for high-resolution streaming and serious two-channel listening. It pairs an ESS SABRE ES9026PRO DAC with a toroidal transformer, a floating and balanced power amplifier, and a symmetrical, mechanically grounded chassis. YPAO room correction, MusicCast streaming, HDMI ARC and USB DAC input up to DSD 11.2 MHz round it out. It suits listeners who want one box for streaming, TV sound and vinyl-era separates, and it sits above Yamaha's cheaper network receivers in build and conversion quality.
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The Yamaha R-N2000A is a stereo network Hi-Fi receiver. It works with lossless and high-resolution music sources, including streaming services. MusicCast lets it stream from music services, and an HDMI ARC terminal carries TV sound.
Inside, a toroidal power transformer sits on a 3 mm brass base that controls vibration. An ESS ES9026PRO DAC handles conversion through the balanced analog audio output. The power amplifier is floating and balanced with a symmetrical construction. Thick ground wires and a screw connection on the power amplifier output are meant to reduce energy loss. The mechanical ground concept is used for rigidity.
YPAO automatic room calibration adjusts the sound to the room without manual setup. Its precision EQ works with accuracy of up to 192 kHz / 64-bit audio resolution. YPAO R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) adjusts early reflections based on wall materials and speaker placement. Level meters on the front have a classic Hi-Fi look, and the speaker terminals are cut from pure brass.
