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T+A is a German high-end audio equipment manufacturer known for producing premium quality amplifiers, speakers, and digital audio players.

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The MP 2000 R MKII is more than just a traditional CD player. It excels in converting and enhancing digital music formats with an advanced digital-analog converter (DAC) capable of handling PCM signals up to 384 kSps and DSD files up to DSD 512, showcasing its prowess in high-resolution audio fidelity. More than a CD unit, it houses a state-of-the-art digital tuner with FM, FM-HD, and DAB+ capabilities, and includes a Bluetooth streaming module. This allows for seamless music playback from mobile devices.

Additionally, the MP 2000 R MKII features a versatile streaming client that supports Internet radio and various music services. This can connect via both LAN and WLAN, along with a USB Master Mode and HD streaming options. Its digital connecting board is well-equipped, offering one USB device mode and four HD S/P-DIF inputs for external sources, making it highly adaptable to various digital setups.

The design philosophy behind the MP 2000 R MKII emphasizes a clear separation between the digital signal processing and the analog circuitry. This ensures pristine sound quality, facilitated by an ultra-modern, high-bandwidth analog output stage that directs the audio signal to either symmetrical (XLR) or asymmetrical (RCA) output sockets efficiently. Remote control functionality is provided through the SRC 1 remote control or the T+A MusicNavigator App, making operation simple and user-friendly.

The MP 2000 R MKII delivers an exceptional auditory experience, maximizing the full potential of high-resolution music formats, and asserts itself as a top-tier audio device suitable for any enthusiast looking to indulge in the depth and details of sound.

MP 2000 R MK II

by T+A

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