T+A's versatile "multi-source players" claim to get your music purring no matter the format

T+A MP2500 RG3 in silver
(Image credit: T+A)

German audio manufacturer T+A has unveiled two new "multi-source players" in its R Series of hi-fi components: the MP 2000 RG3 and the MP 2500 RG3. The high-end brand will be familiar to many readers for its luxurious T+A Solitaire T wireless headphones (just £1200 / $1600 / AU$2160), but it's the company's roster of premium hi-fi that the two new players expand. 

Both of the new units act as all-in-one-source players rather than entire all-in-one systems, meaning they are capable of streaming music from digital sources and playing CDs, but still require a separate amplifier to get them firing – think of the five-star Technics SL-G700M2 if you want a class-leading example. 

At the heart of the two new additions to the R series is the ASA G3 streaming architecture, which provides users with access to a vast array of modern streaming services from their source device, including Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect or Apple AirPlay 2. Both models offer RCA, balanced XLR and coaxial outputs alongside their Bluetooth and wi-fi enabled streaming capabilities.

Both players are fitted with T+A’s optimised DACs for an "even greater sound experience", coupled with a powerful radio tuner that offers what the German manufacturer bills as "the finest FM and DAB reception ever achieved by a T+A device". For the playing of CDs, both models benefit from enhanced signal-processing thanks to the integration of a new motherboard, with the more expensive 2500 unit using an SACD drive for compatibility with high-resolution discs.

T+A MP2000 RG3 in black

(Image credit: T+A)

Whether it's the 2000 or 25000 model, each signal received is processed by T+A’s advanced Path Separation Technology which assigns dedicated converters to each relevant format to bring out the best from every format and file type. Both units can handle PMC files up to 24-bit/384kHz alongside DSD256. 

"When the centrepiece of a product is newly developed, is that an upgrade or a new product? We believe the ASA G3 together with the many other small improvements make the MP 2000 RG3 and MP 2500 RG3 so much better that they establish a new generation of the R series," stated T+A COO Conradin Amft.

Both new members of the R Series are now available in anodised silver or anodised black. The MP 2000 RG3 is on sale at a suggested retail price of £6450 / $10,575, whereas the MP 2500 RG3 will set you back around £9750 / $14,990.

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Harry McKerrell
Senior staff writer

Harry McKerrell is a senior staff writer at What Hi-Fi?. During his time at the publication, he has written countless news stories alongside features, advice and reviews of products ranging from floorstanding speakers and music streamers to over-ear headphones, wireless earbuds and portable DACs. He has covered launches from hi-fi and consumer tech brands, and major industry events including IFA, High End Munich and, of course, the Bristol Hi-Fi Show. When not at work he can be found playing hockey, practising the piano or trying to pet strangers' dogs.

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