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Sony str-dn1040 Calibration Mic

turnfan · 2021-06-14 08:57:23

I bought a sony str-dn1040 7.2 amp from a mate but the calibration mic is missing, a direct replacement seems to be hard got outside UK. Can I use any mic to do the calibration (I somehow doubt it) If anyone has any tips, i'd really appreciate it - I'm new to this whole home cinema audio world!

14-06-2021 9:57am

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turnfan

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I bought a sony str-dn1040 7.2 amp from a mate but the calibration mic is missing, a direct replacement seems to be hard got outside UK. Can I use any mic to do the calibration (I somehow doubt it)

If anyone has any tips, i'd really appreciate it - I'm new to this whole home cinema audio world!

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#2 16-06-2021 9:07am

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turnfan wrote: »

I bought a sony str-dn1040 7.2 amp from a mate but the calibration mic is missing, a direct replacement seems to be hard got outside UK. Can I use any mic to do the calibration (I somehow doubt it)

If anyone has any tips, i'd really appreciate it - I'm new to this whole home cinema audio world!

I heard this question asked on the avrant podcast and their answer was no you can’t. If anyone on here had one you could borrow maybe or you could try avforums.com and look for an owners thread. Maybe there are some Irish people on there that could help you out.

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