Choose P300 when…
The loudspeakers, amplification and processor are being designed as one Steinway & Sons digital system.
PROCESSOR COMPARISON
Steinway P300 2.1 vs Lyngdorf MP-60 2.1
They share RoomPerfect and a common engineering heritage, but one is the centre of a proprietary fully digital Steinway system while the other is a conventional high-end processor for open amplification ecosystems.
PRODUCT VIEW
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ArchitectureSteinway P300 2.1Lyngdorf MP-60 2.1
Native decoding16 channels16 channels
Room optimisationRoomPerfectRoomPerfect
Primary output architectureSteinway Digital Link16-channel processor / conventional system integration
HDMI5 in / 2 out · 40Gbps5 in / 2 out · 40Gbps
System scaleUp to 256 mapped speakers; stacked processors for larger native decoding16 native channels
Best fitComplete Steinway & Sons digital cinema ecosystemOpen high-end cinema using RoomPerfect
DECISION POINTS
Choose MP-60 2.1 when…
You want RoomPerfect and Lyngdorf processing while retaining a more conventional choice of downstream equipment.
Do not compare only channel counts.
Both decode sixteen native channels, but the P300 can map those channels across a much larger proprietary loudspeaker ecosystem.
The system architecture decides.
The decisive question is whether the room is being built as a Steinway system or as an open separates system.
MANUFACTURER REFERENCE
Official product information.
Specifications, licenses and regional availability can change. Confirm the final project configuration before ordering.
PROJECT-SPECIFIC COMPARISON
Compare them against the actual room.
Send the proposed speaker layout, subwoofer count, rack architecture and amplification plan.