Can the base sit any place other than under the TV?
1256569
i have put in on the floor, under the tv, on a separate adjoining shelf... as long as the connectors can reach the tv you will be fine.. it works anywhere.. and it really produces great sound!
1256570
Does a cable to hook into my TV come with this product? The Bose Solo TV sound system?
1256571
I can't think of any reason why it can't fit in any place other than the TV. The connection I used was the optical cable that appeared to be a couple feet long. As long as you can connect the optical cable or other cables of the Bose to the TV. It should work fine. It appears that where you put the unit in the room will affect the sound. As I indicated, we put ours in a corner which emphasized the base. Move it where you want it and see how it sounds. We're happy with the Bose Solo now that we could reduce the base. I hope that this helps. Art
1256572
I don't see why not. Putting the TV on top of it just seems to save space and give an esthetic look to the setup.Most sound bars are placed directly in front of the TV but like any separate device it can be put alongside, next to, on separate shelf, etc. Of course you want to consider where the cables will show if not placed in the right area.
1349728
Yes, you can sit this soundbar in front of your TV on your TV stand without having to hang it on the wall. The soundbar has tiny rubber "feet" under it, to be able to sit it perfectly in that exact position. By the way...you're gonna' love this Samsung soundbar/sub woofer system. I just purchased mine, and it sounds great!
1977054
The base is not level, so it will not sit flat, but I think you could mount it on a pole.
1320963
Yesit can go any which way but the base stand that is non removable is vertical- i have mine set horizontally on my inwall bookcase next to the fireplace where my tv is hung-
2217237
No, it is designed to sit flat, mine was used as a stand under my tv. The subwoofer is built in on the bottom of this unit.
951427
It would depend on the weight, but this piece is pretty sturdy, especially because it's skinny. I wouldn't have second thoughts on putting a tv on top.
387737
you ,may need remove some of the mounting brackets that are in place to secure this shelf. As long as there is room beneath the tv for this shelf, should be fine.
2143909
Yes, but the two screens cannot be exactly at the same level (about 2 1/2" apart vertically). Also, the balance of the entire column will be at risk with one screen unsupported by the base
1101001
I don't see why not. I think I remember reading a review that someone did that and put their TV on top. I ordered a second one for upstairs since my wife took over the first one.
2217234
No. It is designed to be laying flat and its space saving with the TV on top.
302371
I think you can. I have never tried it. But it would be easier to just undo the wingnuts on the back of the base closes to the TV and then just unmount it.
2158698
The base could be removed BUT the electronics for controlling the operation of the unit are in the central pedestal and are plugged into a short cable in the base. So NOT effectively.
122252
Definitely not. It's not too sturdy either so I wouldn't place a TV that big on it.
1660582
I just put a rag under it while on a flat hard surface, so that it doesn't move. You could use anything really, and there's indepedent adjustable bases on here if you really want to have a base.
1202246
Obviously this is a stand alone unit. The base is heavy and supports the TV nicely. Also, the TV can be turned.
1999975
It's pretty much set where it is. Depending on the size of your TV, you probably won't even be able to move the mounting bracket up or down due to it's lack of height.
1372543
In the bottom and at the top only. If you want to use it for a tv you could. Thats about how high the shelves on the bottom go.