The Yamaha R-N2000A is a stereo network receiver that combines high-resolution streaming, a premium ESS SABRE DAC, and a toroidal transformer for serious two-channel sound. It stands out with MusicCast streaming, HDMI ARC for TV integration, and YPAO room correction, features rarely found together in a stereo receiver. It suits audiophiles who want a single box for music and TV without a full AV receiver. Compared with rivals like the Marantz PM7000N or NAD C 700, it offers more power and connectivity but is larger and heavier.
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Reviewers and owners praise the R-N2000A for its dynamic, detailed sound and extensive features. Some find the MusicCast app clunky and note the lack of a phono stage.
The Yamaha R-N2000A is a stereo network receiver that combines Hi-Fi audio with network streaming. MusicCast lets it stream from music services. A USB DAC function supports DSD 11.2 MHz native playback and 384 kHz playback, and an HDMI ARC terminal carries TV sound.
Audio is handled by an ESS SABRE ES9026PRO Ultra DAC and a floating, balanced power amplifier with a symmetrical construction. A toroidal power transformer sits on a 3 mm brass base that dampens vibration between the transformer and the inner chassis. Bolts secure the feet directly to the main chassis as part of a mechanical ground concept. Thick ground wires and a screw connection at the power amplifier output are used to lower impedance.
YPAO-R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) and precision EQ calibrate the sound to the room. The precision EQ operates at 192 kHz / 64-bit resolution. Reflected Sound Control manages early reflections to suit different wall materials and speaker configurations. Level meters on the front have a look from the classic Hi-Fi era. The speaker terminals are cut from pure brass.
