Slickdeals is community-supported.  We may get paid by brands for deals, including promoted items.
16 results found matching
RSS
Filtering Options
Show results for
$ - $
Filters
Filters
Filters
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118356083 added 08-01-2018 10:03 AM by Fallacy in The Lounge
14' back??? Get rid of the TV. Get a pull down projection screen, get a projector, problem solved, you can go bigger than 65" easily.
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118201815 added 07-27-2018 8:44 PM by fsyowad in The Lounge
Looks too high. Your TV should be eye level. Do you watch TV standing up?
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118421919 added 08-02-2018 9:27 PM by thelittlemermaid23 in The Lounge
I agree with this one!
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118566351 added 08-07-2018 7:34 AM by uniquename in The Lounge
The projector itself looks the same at any time of day.
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118271255 added 07-30-2018 10:31 AM by komondor in The Lounge
I would put the TV at the height of the soundbar then add a shelf above it and put DVDs or something at the edge so you could not tell there was an inset for a smaller TV.
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118200515 added 07-27-2018 7:54 PM by skinnywallet42 in The Lounge
This is our current setup. Looking to possibly upgrade from a 55" to a 65". I'd like to get people's take on the current setup as far as visual appeal (poll included). And feel free to reply with...
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118202255 added 07-27-2018 9:01 PM by skinnywallet42 in The Lounge
Thanks for your reply. I had to laugh at that one. But optimal TV height (~4' to center of screen) was taken into consideration, but we equally watch TV from a couch (about ~14' back), so the...
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118282559 added 07-30-2018 3:04 PM by Kabn in The Lounge
It should look cool because of the float effect, but I'm nuts on efficiency, so my mind instantly goes to "wasted space behind" when I look at it, even though one sitting on the dresser would all but...
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118422135 added 08-02-2018 9:37 PM by thelittlemermaid23 in The Lounge
Just make sure your curtains are blacked-out or you have blinds if you have windows around. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't put a projector in a well-lit room, unless you have curtains and such.
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118566955 added 08-07-2018 7:50 AM by emelvee in The Lounge
Mine looks the same, day or night. As far as the image quality, I've only used it at night so I can't compare. edit...dammit I should have looked through all the replies first. :lol:
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118338235 added 07-31-2018 8:28 PM by uniquename in The Lounge
Move dresser. Insert safe. Build false wall with hidden hinges and mount TV on it..
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118421987 added 08-02-2018 9:30 PM by fsyowad in The Lounge
How do projectors look in the middle of the day?
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118428735 added 08-03-2018 5:59 AM by Fallacy in The Lounge
They make 2 different kinds of projectors (I'm sure more than that, but you get the point) One for well lit rooms, the problem is that they have poor black levels. So in a well lit room, you can...
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118271531 added 07-30-2018 10:37 AM by Frogstar in The Lounge
Have you taken a measurement to ensure it wouldn't interfere with the light switch there?
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118283695 added 07-30-2018 3:37 PM by The Raddish in The Lounge
Where did you get the dresser? I kinda like that look. Elsewise, I agree with the guy that said portrait mode.
Opinions on TV Mounting Setup and Alternative Options
Thread created 07-27-2018 by lickwid
0 Score 15 Replies 937 Views
Post #118278519 added 07-30-2018 1:08 PM by The.Walrus in The Lounge
You should mount your new 65" TV in portrait mode instead of landscape mode to make efficient use of the space.

More Results from Amazon.com See more at Amazon

More Results from Walmart.com See more at Walmart

More Results from Ebay.com

Didn't find what you were looking for?

We're displaying limited results because of the following settings:

  • Deals with Any Rating
  • Deals from Any Time
  • Deals from 26 forums
  • Deals filtered by and
  • Searching within Entire Threads

If you want to relax this search, click here to reset all search parameters. You can also adjust them by using the filtering options on the left.