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Yamaha CD-S2000 Reviews
$1348.01
Extremely high precision and fidelity, leaps and bounds ahead of a generic CD player (goodgearguide.com.au)
Yamaha is the latest mainstream Japanese to re-discover stereo music reproduction with the... (audioenz.co.nz)
alaTest Review Summary for Yamaha CD-S2000
We have collected and analyzed 5 expert reviews and 4 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 82/100 and users rate it 98/100. The average review date is September 23, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 9329 reviews from other CD Players. The alaScore™ for this product is 97/100 = Excellent. Last update: November 21, 2009.
970100
9 reviews
November, 2009
5 Experts
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4 Users
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Rank 9
from $1348.01
Expert Reviews (5)
Yamaha CD-S2000
Extremely high precision and fidelity, leaps and bounds ahead of a generic CD player
Display is a little hard to read at distance
If you've got a wide selection of CDs or SACDs, you'll notice a difference stepping up to a dedicated CD player like the CD-S2000. Of course, just like with other high-end components you need the appropriate system to take advantage of that jump in ...
In a similar vein to the Yamaha A-S2000 integrated amplifier, the CD-S2000 is...
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Yamaha CD-S2000 and A-S2000
Yamaha is the latest mainstream Japanese to re-discover stereo music reproduction with the release of their new SACD/CD player and 90wpc integrated amplifier
Both units are very solidly built (albeit in Malaysia not Japan), weighing in at 15kg for the CD-S2000, 22.7kg for the A-S2000. They carry a distinctive retro '70s/80s appearance that appears a bit dour in black but looks smart in silver with ...
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Yamaha CD-S2000
This Yamaha CD-S2000 is a smooth sounding piece of kit but it might just be too smooth for some
Smooth sound ; Good bass
Possibly too smooth for some
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User Reviews (4)
Fully balanced perfection
Fully balanced perfection
I bought this player in conjunction with the Yamaha A-S2000 because I wanted to be able to use the balanced (XLR) input/outputs. Wow was that the right decision. Both machines have superb 70s retro styling, heavyweight high-end construction and fully bala...
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