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Steinway & Sons P300 2.1 Owner’s manual
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How to Set Up RoomPerfect™
The RoomPerfect™ microphone is a very sensitive and finely calibrated device which must
be treated with utmost care. If the microphone has been dropped on the floor, it may be
damaged. If this is the case, obtain a new microphone from your Steinway Lyngdorf
representative before performing the system calibration.
Volume Setting
The system guides you through the selection of a proper calibration volume level. Follow the
instructions on the display to find the optimal volume setting for doing the calibration.
You can choose to use a volume setting other than the one requested by the system by choosing
Use Current. The calibration will not be inferior in quality, but the time required for an exact
measurement will be longer. If the volume setting is too high, the system will display “Error –
Clipping”. Reduce the volume and try again.
RoomPerfect™ Preparations
Place the RoomPerfect™ calibration microphone on the stand. Be sure to fasten the screws properly
so the microphone does not move during a measurement.
Plug the supplied microphone cable into the microphone.
Connect the microphone cable to the microphone terminal on the rear panel of your processor.
Placing the Microphone in the Focus Position
When you are prompted to place the microphone in the focus position, connect the microphone to the
microphone input on the back panel and place the microphone, using the microphone stand, in your
primary listening position. The height and the orientation of the microphone should correspond to
your head’s height and direction.
Press Enter and a test signal will start from the left speaker. The system will give an estimated
optimal volume for calibrating the system or will accept the current volume. Adjust the volume if
required and retry the measurement.
The calibration volume should not be so loud that it is inconvenient to you, or that it causes damage
to your loudspeakers. If this is the case, set it to a lower and more appropriate level. A low volume
can result in a longer calibration time or a measurement time-out. A low volume and long
measurement will not affect the quality of the end result.