Micing:
The right mic is placed a little higher than my other "in your face" patches to give a fuller tone for the c4 zone.  The left mic is offset a little bit so the c2 area isn't so prominent.  I think a c2 range that's too close doesn't work too well for jazz since it's easy to overpower the right hand part, no matter how lightly I play.  The third mic in the rear adds low end body and a more well defined fundamental tone over all.

Other settings:
As with most of my presets, I used a low direct sound duration to minimize the strange metalic buzz that appears with higher settings.  The hammer hardness is optimized for my P250's "Heavy touch" setting, so play around and see what works for you.  I think tweaking the "mezzo" knob so that your mp velocity range isn't causing metalic buzz should do the trick.  The rest of the settings are pretty much default I think.

The overall sound I was going for, was a solid bodied sound that would blend well with a trio, or sit well in a mix.  So there's a good amount of high end, but also a strong mid/low presence without sounding to heavy.

Hear for yourself, and tell me what you think!  My ears are quite used this sound already, so I'm not sure if my ears are still accurate.
mp3 demo:
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...anjazz.mp3

fxp file:
http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/uploads.p...anjazz.fxp