Lyngdorf MP-60 2.1 AV Processor with RoomPerfect Lyngdorf

MP-60 2.1 is equipped with all the advanced technologies for which Lyngdorf Audio is known, including the renowned room correction system RoomPerfect and the unsurpassed quality in digital signal processing. Together with the Steinway Lyngdorf version, the P300, the MP-60 2.1 is developed at the group headquarters in Skive, Denmark.

State-of-the-art HDMI processing
The MP-60 2.1 processor is intuitive to use and offers extraordinarily easy installation. It decodes up to 16 native audio channels which can be mapped out intelligently through the sleek website interface. The MP-60 2.1 offers full support of the latest immersive surround formats including Dolby Atmos®, DTS:X® Pro and AURO-3D®.

With five HDMI inputs and two outputs, this new masterpiece from Lyngdorf Audio now supports HDMI 2.1 including features eARC, Dynamic Lip-Sync and QMS (Quick Media Switching) as well as the latest decoding and post-processing formats. The MP-60 2.1 supports 40 Gbps fixed rate link (FRL) and 18 Gbps transition minimised differential signalling (TMDS) video rates. The MP-60 2.1 supports Variable refresh rate (VRR), Quick Frame Transport (or Fast Vactive), and auto low latency mode (ALLM) support and high dynamic range (HDR) metadata passthrough for HDMI dynamic HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision™.

eARC will allow for a full Dolby Atmos audio bitstream being returned to the processor from the television, ensuring full audio quality from the TV’s built-in media players.

Control the MP-60 2.1 with an app
The “Lyngdorf Remote” app automatically discovers the MP-60 2.1 connected to your local network, and you will be able to adjust all the basic functions like input selection and volume level from your handheld device. The built-in media player can be controlled directly, and you can access music files stored on pen drives connected to the Lyngdorf MP-60 2.1 as well as search all files stored on your local hard drives. Swiping left and right gives you access to cover art as well as informing you of the signal resolution.