Yamaha R-N2000A Network Receiver Unboxed | The Listening Post | TLPCHC TLPWLG
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- #Yamaha #RN2000A Network Receiver Introducing #Unboxed a modern Hi-Fi component, effortlessly amalgamating the new generation of music listening such as high-resolution music streaming, with time-honoured Hi-Fi quality. Drawing on Yamaha’s unmatched history in music and acclaimed Hi-Fi products, the R-N2000A will transform your living room into a space with breathtakingly beautiful sound.
True Sound
This is sound that only Yamaha can realise as the only audio brand in the world that handles everything from the moment a sound is created to the time it reaches the human ear. Simply close your eyes and feel the artist performing right there in front of you, and experience the profound sensation of being truly ‘Closer to the Artist.’
YPAO(Yamaha Parametric Room Acoustic Optimizer)
Environmental factors play an important role in the sonic signature of a room, and with any type of audio. Yamaha’s own YPAO™ automatic calibration technique, refined over decades of use in Home Theatre products, has been optimised for the R-N2000A to deliver the ideal listening environment, as if you were in a professional audio listening room - without requiring any laborious manual setting adjustments.
YPAO features precision EQ, which performs exceptionally high precision equalization with accuracy of up to 192 kHz / 64-bit audio resolution. YPAO™ R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) works in tandem to actively control the important early reflection sounds, automatically adjusting and optimising how the sound is heard in your room, depending on the materials of the walls and the speaker placement. Which means you can enjoy the profound sound and immersive feeling unique to Hi-Fi audio - right in your own living room.
Toroidal Transformer
Usually reserved for flagship Hi-Fi components, the R-N2000A benefits from the technical proficiency and absolute musicality of a toroidal transformer. Combined with an array of high-end Hi-Fi features and components, the toroidal transformer assists in ensuring the musical emotion is conveyed to the listener.
High Performance DAC
In pursuit of clear, transparent sound field reproduction while delivering rich and fully detailed level of musicality,
they have adopted the state of the art ES9026PRO digital-to-analog converter from ESS Technologies.
Low Impedance Concept
In order to thoroughly eliminate energy loss and degradation of the audio signal, the R-N2000A features thick wires for
the ground connection a critical feature that establishes the componentry as being truly premium Hi-Fi.
Mechanical Ground Concept
Just as with the Yamaha Hi-Fi flagship model, the R-N2000A employs the mechanical ground concept. The concept begins with the bolts of the feet welded directly to the main chassis, and continues with the large heat sink, power transformer and block capacitors also directly bolted to the chassis.
Floating and Balanced Power Amplifier
Equipped with Yamaha's original amplifier technology, the power amplifier circuitry including the power supply is completely independent from the ground, and the influence of minute voltage fluctuations and external ground noise is completely eliminated.
MusicCast
The R-N2000A is equipped with Yamaha's original MusicCast network system. Moreover, it is compatible with a variety of streaming services such as Tidal and Spotify, letting you fully enjoy exceptionally high-quality sound unique to today’s high-resolution and lossless sound sources, with complete fidelity.
Specifications...
Output Power (8 Ohms 20 Hz -20 kHz 0.07 % THD): 90 Watts
High Dynamic Power/Channel (8/6/4/2 ohms): 100 / 130 / 185 / 215 Watts
Maximum Power (4 ohms, 1kHz, 0.7% THD, for Europe): 190 Watts
Streaming:
File Formats: MP3, WMA, MPEG4, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, ALAC, DSD
Wi-Fi: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes (SBC / AAC)
Airplay: Yes
Inputs:
4 x Analog (CD, PHONO, LINE 1, LINE 2)
3 x Digital (Optical 1, Optical 2, Coaxial)
1 x HDMI ARC
1 x USB-B
Outputs:
2 x Speaker Terminal
1 x Subwoofer
1 x Preout
1 x Headphone
Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 233 x 473 mm
Weight: 22.1 Kg
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He's the best "unboxer" ever !!!!!!
Thank you K S
I always get great pleasure watching your presentations.
Thanks Paul
I own and love the R-S700 and the newer R-N803D from the same 2 channel stereo receiver line, Yamaha absolutely knocked it out of the park with this R-N2000. Fantastic in every sense!
Yes - This is an amazing amp
As the owner of both the R-N803 and an NAD M10v2, I have to say that the 2000a is miles beyond. I just finished setting it up and, for the first time in a long while, I am able to leave the bass at neutral. The Wharfedale Lintons sound very different than on the other two. For once, I get it! They are indeed laid back, just not on the other two amps. This amp has room to grow for sure. I've heard about the "Yamaha sound", but the way describe it, that sound is forward in the upper midrange and lower treble. Well, this amp must buck that trend - it sound powerful and warmish, though detail is not lost. It's a keeper!
Oh, and damn, this thing is heavy! Not McIntosh heavy, but it's not far behind.
Keep up the great work! I don't know how you do it all without a script or edits. You are a natural, sir. 🤩
@@billd9667 It is heavy, true…it’s built on A-S1200 platform which is 20+kg even without the digital and streaming add-ons.
@@drazenbabich and, not surprisingly, is rated *lower* in output power than *both* the new N1000 and N800. WTH, Yamaha? How can this $4k receiver be lower in power than the two cheaper versions? Man, they got have got to spell out exactly what makes this unit special and that tidbit does not help at all. I can attest that it sounds much more powerful than my n803, which is actually rated the same. Sigh.
Any chance you can get some impressions on the matching NS-2000a speakers?
Paradigm Founders maybe?
Or Yamaha NS-5000's
@@TLPCHC Google "NS-2000A" -- not sure if it's released under a different model number in your country.
It's part of the same series as the R-N2000A
Long time viewer from Minnesota, thx for all you share with us.
Thanks H B!
this looks like a stereo receiver well worth waiting for,serious competittion for that of marantz.too bad the radio part does not have the am band.
AM inernationay is DEAD. And any AM station you need will (well should) come in via Internet Radio. You won't need an AM tuner.
Ditto - FM is great if the internet goes down, but you can any station you want, FM or AM, via internet radio.
What a nice unboxing, just one question, why does it have 4 inputs on the right and left side? I know that 2 are connected, but what are the other 2 for? Excuse me, greetings from afar 😉
Do you mean speaker outputs? (i.e 2 sets of binding posts) The amp supports A & B Speakers, so it has a set of 5-way binding posts for " A " and another set of " B ". Does that help?
Yamaha make excellent audio products. I have an older AV receiver and stero receiver. Excellent sound. This new model amplifier will sound even better.
I agree 100%
New receiver with a vintage look, I love it 👍🏻
Yes - A superb balance of style and features
There should be wheels and steering so that the piano black does not go to waste.
No drivers licence required
Thanks for the video that enlists my interest towards the N2000A. I wish to know if the amp. Is able to power my Canon ref 5K with a spec: normal/music power handling 280/440W, impedance 4-8 ohms; s.p.l.88.5 db. Thanks.
I think you'd need better amps to get best out of Canton 5k...something like Rotel or Audio Research.. Yamaha RN2000a is good but but not on the level of your speakers.
Yes - A better amp woudl be good, but consider the Atoll IN-200
I thought only, unsure of themselves, 20 somethings made a show of (faux) noncholantly throwing various things out of shot, as they made unboxing videos? Seems I was wrong.... You, take it to another, passive agressive, strangely creepy level. I mean, I know it's "just" a power cable or basic microphone but what's wrong with just placing it under the table, out of shot? I'm sure the designers who created this astonishing piece of engineering, based in a culture, which reserves an appreciation for "useless" and even broken things, would just shake thier heads silently, thinking, "Why do we bother"?
Thank you so much for your detailed feedback
Watch more of his videos. In some of them, the boxes fly back at him in anger!
Hace muy bien sus presentaciones,pero no entiendo que lo tire todo al suelo de cualquier manera.
It is what we do here. Have fun with the packaging!
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Thanks John
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Thanks Akulina. How do you like the style?
@@TLPCHC hi, I love yamaha -look for a very long time...
and the quality, functionality and built.
a traditionel, high quality brand. 👍
Toss it!!
Oh yes, I will happily,
Very beautiful Network Player. A bit pricey
It is there TOP model, so always going to be expensive.
I have been waiting on this unboxing
Was it worth the wait?
@@TLPCHC Absolutely
Are the knobs and dials now made of metal?
They are not metal. They are made of a good quality molded material (Plastic I guess)
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Thanks Kanrad
Outstanding looking kit!
It is superb And available in the Silver / Black too
Why does a silver remote control go to the black amplifier?😮
I think the silver remote is better looking and easier to use
...and gets less grimy.
Put hair on it and give them binding post description more guff 😂
That comment / question makes no sense at all?
@@TLPCHC you sound like a salesman for yamaha so it makes sense please watch your own video was really funny 😄
Thank you for the presentation. I am thinking of buying one of these, but I am also curious if Yamaha is going to release a R-N version of their bigger/better analogue version A-S 3200. Maybe a R-N 3000 series? That would be a killer.
Hi Rob. There is no plans for larger version at this stage. I guess a good streamer is the logical unit to partner with the larger A-S3200 etc
@@TLPCHC I have purchased finally a RN 2000A as well. In my unit, the rotary know does not enter the menus as described in the manual. In the manual it says "SELECT (PUSH-ENTER). Used for things like operating the menus on the front display. Turn this to select an item, and press it to confirm the selection." But the know does not do that. If I am on Optical 1 for example, if I rotate/click it does nothing. Is that OK? Shouldn't it go to the menus, like when pressing the remote menu button?
@@sosojerk Inputs like optical won't have a menu tree to navigate via the front rotary dial, whereas a streaming source like net radio will allow you to delve into the folder structure to find favourites, high quality channels etc. There is no menu button on the remote control... do you mean the option or setup button? They're different buttons all together and have different levels of functionality than the dial on the front of your receiver.
@@sosojerk It works the same as the R-N803. It's strictly for scrolling through tuner presets, tuning and a few select features. The setup needs to be done with the remote. BTW, should you lose the display of what's playing, press the Now Playing button on the remote.
Yamaha needs to work a bit harder on ergonomics and update their app so that you can see album art and implement a search function for the network share.
They missed on a few things - Bluetooth 5.2 is available, yet they are still on 4.6. WiFi 6 was passed over too. There are no line outs either. Those are just annoyances compared to not including a USB storage port. That was a huge swing and a miss. Thank God it's an awesome amp. I'm listening to Linn Radio on it right now and it has real gravitas. Can't wait to try YPAO tomorrow.
Really wish it came with a fixed RCA as well as the variable out it has, because without it, this receiver would be useless to me as I need a fixed out for my cassette deck. Otherwise, I’d have to go with the A-S701 or the A-S1200.
Tape Deck (?) Is a tape loop really needed on your primary stereo? For playing and recording? ove the recorder to the study and put a player on your main stereo.
Yep, not including one set of line outs and a USB storage connection was a miss. I set up a NAS for the latter. I can retire my headphone amp now, so I can do without the former.
What is the difference between the Yamaha integrated amplifier AS1200 versus the Yamaha R-N2000A as far as electronics/components. I know the R-N2000A receiver is rated lower and wattage output. Thank you.
The wattage is simular enough to not make much difference. Given the feature set of the RN-2000a, I would be leaning towards the RN-2000
Just about everything Yamaha makes is rated between 70 and 90 WRMS. I can tell you that 90 on this is not the same as the 90 on my n803! They are bigger watts! 🙂
@@billd9667
I Just realized You're Kneeling. Is that for all videos?. IF so,,.. WOW. You are a true savage
Yes - It is a coffee table that I kneel behind it.
Probably most obvious here: th-cam.com/video/T7tK1SC5vvw/w-d-xo.html
Hello nice video. Fantastic receiver monster. Do you know if Yamaha change other receiver more cheap release 2023? Thanks.
I think they will. But I don't know when.
Thank you very much. And me I believe that yamaha release other model new chip.
Probably a r-n1000a and a r-n3000a since this one is similar to the a-s2200...
Btw I loved the video but it would be great to have more impressions about the sound compared to what you already have on the channel. Thanks again.
Rn 1000a?My friend me believe most chipper rn 804d or something else.
@@menelaosps8672 oh that's possible too but forget the metres and the best overall sound quality, everybody praised the as1200 over the 801. Yeah those damn beautiful pieces of art are getting expensive...good luck.
Best casually brutal accessory-chucker on the internet!
Thank you Dave!
But that poor YPAO mic. 😁
@@timh6510 True, but now we know that a microphone can fly, and that as well as FRs and impedances, mics have aerodynamic coefficients, too. This is science in action! And I like to think that somewhere to stage right -- and out of shot -- there's a terrified flunky cowering beneath a lethal shower of pointy remote controls and NZ mains leads...
In the New Zealand vernacular, he would be called a 'tosser'. And, yes, that is a pejorative.
I like what Yamaha has going on here but for $4000.00 I would expect more than 120 watts per channel. at least 150. C'mon Yamaha.
120 clean watts beats 150 (even 200) dirty, noisey watts
@@TLPCHCI wouldn't expect anything less than 150 watts. Yes, clean watts. For 4000.00$ you could buy a Parasound A21 amp and a P5 preamp and have 200-300+ Clean watts. If your speakers require more power to wake them up, the Yamaha won't be able to deliver for much larger high end speakers that require more power to fill a larger room. Like I said I do like what they are doing, and the direction they are going but I just feel they are asking too much for it. Just my 2cts. regardless thanks for the video.
hey @audioeeze8396 ,
you will truly only be listening to the first couple watts, or under 5 watts 99% of the time bub.
@@TrueAudio Even more reason not to spend 4000$
@@audioeeze8396 really ?
guess you just don't get it - pity eh