While Yamaha is at the origin of the Home Cinema market with the marketing of the first digital surround processor, the DSP-A1 in 1986 on the one hand, and the first Dolby Pro Logic amplifier, the Yamaha DSP-A1000 in 1991 on the other hand, the brand's primary DNA lies in music with its musical instrument manufacturing activity (pianos, wind/string instruments, drums, etc.). It is also this passion for sound that led the Japanese manufacturer to invest in the sound reproduction market from the mid-1950s, then the emerging Hi-Fi market in the early 1970s.
Yamaha R-N800A, the strength of a brand, the weight of history££££
The Yamaha R-N800A, which combines a stereo amplifier, DAC and network player to meet the new needs of dematerialized music consumption, is faithful to the manufacturer's tradition. It knows how to extract the substantial marrow of [abc]Hi-Res Audio[/abc] files, extract the quintessence of all sound recordings, all with perfect ergonomics via the MusicCast multiroom functionality and the application of the same name.
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