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Edited July 21, 2020
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My new house has the TV above the Fireplace which I don't like.
This mount lets you pull the TV down to a better viewing position. I've also got an extension from Amazon that lets me mount my Polk S35 Center Channel to the TV so it moves with the TV.
This was $154 last week and just went on sale today.
https://www.monoprice.com/product...1&format=2
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We keep it in the down position about 90% of the time, but it's nice to be able to push it up when we need the space/know we won't be using the TV. I bought the DVD bracket from Monoprice which attaches to this to hold my center channel. It does prevent the handles on the wall mount bracket so I have to pull down/push up the tv by the sides of the tv, which isn't a big deal to me. I have a 75 inch TV on this thing and have never questioned if it was going to hold.
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Same boat here
Do you have the link to sound bar extension
Thanks
Same boat here
Do you have the link to sound bar extension
Thanks
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MNZ8RNF/
That is the link to the soundbar mount.
We keep it in the down position about 90% of the time, but it's nice to be able to push it up when we need the space/know we won't be using the TV. I bought the DVD bracket from Monoprice which attaches to this to hold my center channel. It does prevent the handles on the wall mount bracket so I have to pull down/push up the tv by the sides of the tv, which isn't a big deal to me. I have a 75 inch TV on this thing and have never questioned if it was going to hold.
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Same question here
I keep it lowered basically all the time, as the fireplace is non-functional. When I am lifting the tv, it does take a bit of effort, but it is possible that I didn't adjust it properly.
It is a massive improvement over the previous mount.
Do make sure that your HDMI cable and power cable is long enough so it can run the full length of the arm.
https://www.mantelmount