It appears that TS2000 was revised around 2005.
The TS2000X comes with a 1.2 GHz option, which is rare and expensive.
Overseas sales include both E and K versions, with supply to Europe or the United States.
The DSP in the TS2000 is an audio DSP, not a mid-band DSP. As a result, its performance is inferior to modern mid-band DSPs. However, it allows you to select the audio bandwidth and can (automatically) apply notch filters, as well as includes two built-in noise reduction functions.
The HF part of the amplifier, which was placed before the preamplifier, seemed a bit abstract to me. I personally think that its sensitivity is not very good, but it could not be tested in a comprehensive real-world test.
There's a secondary receiver that can simultaneously receive one HF and one UVFM channel. The original design seems to have been intended for receiving local SPOT messages while using the shortwave band.
It is possible to achieve full duplex communication across segments in satellite mode.
It can be connected to a computer, and most functions can be controlled from the computer. However, connecting to a computer requires either making or purchasing a custom enclosure.
Without a spectrum, it's difficult to use.
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