I have a 60" plasma mounted on the wall. Will this sound Ok sitting on an Entertainment center with nothing on top of it?
804385
Yes, the TVee One will work well with or without a TV on top of it. We use one in our showroom with no TV on it and it sounds very good.
804386
Thanks for your question. That's one of the ways it's designed to be used. It should sound marvelous that way.
804387
It will for sure. It works and sounds just as good with or without a television on top of it
1528912
My Soundbar sits right in front of my 73" DLP tv an inch away. That's the best place for it. The Sub can be placed virtually anywhere. In a corner usually best for a Sub. Can be in front or behind you. Mine is to the right of sitting area half way to tv between a piece of furniture and fireplace raised hearth. You can only see the front and top of it. Tv is about 12 feet from sitting area. Don't think you can hook up to receiver. If you did, it would blow out the small speakers in the Soundbar. Excellent sound. Only problem is the response of the remote is eratic & some problems programming the tv remote to control volume. When I set up the Mute, it resulted in serveral buttons on my Directv remote that Mutes, such as the input button. Have to retry this setup. I only use it for regular tv and sports. Movies and dvd music videos go thru my audio system. One of the best, if not the best, sounding units for the price. Dialog is much clearer than with the tv's speakers. Surround Mode works well also.
694194
Yes. I have mine setting in an armoire (enclosed on both sides and back - with ample room between the sides of the armoire and the tv) and the sound is great. Does not dampen or hamper the sound in any way.
751731
This sound bar will not support your tv on top of it. It does mount to the wall under your tv quite nicely
1008943
I have a 65" TV install and more than 7" left in the botton for a sound bar.
456884
Yes. Make sure that you place it near a wall and the base will sound richer.
186001
I bought a universal soundbar bracket and have it above my TV. Looks like it's floating. Really cool. But that's also cause I have TV on placed on top of my BluRay player.... It's up to you. Depends on your setup...
1903029
I'd recommend a larger TV console/stand if your space can accommodate it. 55 inches will overhang quite a bit.
668620
No, We did not want to wall mount the TV because of all the wiring that would be hanging down. We choose not to wall mount our 55" LCD. It sits just fine on top with multiple units below, plus lots of music CD's. We LOVE this arrangement. Our Wall was not long enough to place speakers upright as picturede. We placed them horizontal along the floor under the wall unit.
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Have had mine for over a year. Setting back 10' from TV and therefore source, sound is awesome, my surround speakers are configured 'High' as opposed to the side, due to room. See another review faulted the speakers for being heavy...? Well that would be because of a superior cabinet build and good hardware within the Speaker Build itself. Others have told you that yes, you can plug your Play Stations into the HDMI Game Sourse or the analogue inputs which they're are plenty..Enjoy.
1006985
I think my surrounds sound just as good as my rf-42s. I personally think tower speakers just look good on both sides of your tv.
1493568
Shirley, I've looked along the sides and don't find any ports for sound to escape. The speakers are forward-facing. Incidentally, mine supports the weight of my 46" Panasonic plasma without complaint.
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Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables hanging around. Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables... » Read More Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables hanging around. « Show Less
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I use it with a 47" LCD TV and there does not seem to be any trouble supporting the TV. A newer LED/LCD would probably be lighter and a plasma would be heavier. Check that the dimensions of the HDTV stand will fit the riser stand (mine fit perfectly). There is no problem with the HDTV itself reaching out beyond the stand. Of course, who knows what would happen if you had a major earthquake or something but I am not worried.I assume the soundbar is not really related to the stand, you are just explaining why you want to use the stand.
2253533
No. The loudest it gets is on Plama High. I run mine on Plasma Medium in the bedroom where I watch TV. Doesn't bother me.
524896
Yes, that is similar to what I've mounted on my LG 60". Mine is placed on top of the TV to support the bar, it's kind of heavy than other soundbars.
2132103
Yes. I have 60 in plasma mounted on it. TVs have standard screw holes on back