Steinway Lyngdorf Debuts P200 Surround Sound Processor
With full support of Dolby Atmos, AURO-3D, video scaling, 4K and 3D video, HDCP 2.2, and advanced HDMI switching, the Model P200 delivers digital HD surround sound is what the company believes is the highest-end on the market.
With Dolby Atmos and AURO-3D, filmmakers can now add height and top layer elements to a soundtrack for the most realistic cinema-sound listening experience ever created. The Steinway Lyngdorf Model P200 will work with these technologies in a remarkably versatile approach that allows for unlimited creativity in installations.
Like its predecessor the Model P1, the Model P200 surround sound processor is equipped with the advanced technologies for which Steinway Lyngdorf is known, including RoomPerfect, a three-dimensional room correction system and fully digital signal processing. It will be released to the market in early 2015.
There aren’t many detailed specs on it yet, but here is what is available.
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