tv stand? im getting the 67a750 dlp led does anyone know if i could use a 60 inch tv stand that supports the weight or do i need to buy one made for the 67 dlp tv???
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I assembled the TV stand. As strange as it might sound, the dimensions printed on the box were misleading: the overall width is 62" instead of 67"! But that's exactly what I needed since the TV width is 61". A little advice about assembly: don't tighten too much the bottom tubes, as they are a little off size and will stress the back panel. It has a beautiful glossy black finish (both the wood and metal parts). Very sturdy (90 lbs) and easy to assemble (5 wood and 7 metal parts). All hardware (about fourty 1/4" screws and washers) are black and so are the 4 adjustable feet. The only non-black parts are the glass shelf (clear) sitting on 4 suction cups (clear) and the four wire clips (beige) concealed behind the back panel. Here is a picture: http://cdn.overstock.com/images/products/L_11721851.jpg Overall width: 62" Overall height: 7" (adjustable to 8" from the feet) Overall depth: 7.5" Top panel: 34" x 13" (the TV sits on it) Glass shelf: 49" x 16" The clearance between the glass shelf and top panel is 10". It will accomodate most of the bulky receivers out there, but the PS3 will have to sit horizontally. The center speaker can sit on the glass shelf or on the top front rail (depending on how slim it is). The trapezoidal shape of the frame makes possible to place the front speakers (on stands) behind the top front rail. All in all very nice and matching perfectly the size and finish of my Samsung HL67A750 TV, Onkyo HT-S7100 Receiver & Speakers and PS3 Game & Blu-ray System. Only the Wii Game System stands out with its grey finish, but hey! I think I'll keep it.
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This TV only weighs like 80 lbs so any stand that can hold it's size will be fine. I saw this stand at Easy Life Furniture and think that it can be ordered at other retailers. Here is the link, I saw this stand in person and it's actually very nice. All hardwood and metal and steal fittings.http://www.easylifefurniture.com/wall_Detail.asp?pSKU=100C
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Here's a nice stand that should work:Samsung TR72B Stand for 72-inch DLP HDTVs (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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You can use anything for a stand if it is sturdy enough and the TV stability is good. Nevertheless a stand at least 60.8" wide (the TV width) could provide extra security by preventing kids from bumping into the screen. If your stand is 60" wide you should be fine.You may want however have a look at these two items on Amazon: Samsung TR61X2 61-67" DLP TV Expandable Stand ($239 + $43 sh) 67" DLP TV Stand TR67BX ($232 + $0 sh)Or something similar on Overstock.com: Altra 67-inch TV Stand ($165 + $3 sh)Personally I went for the Overstock deal, it's on its way. I will post more after I get it. You can use anything for a stand if it is sturdy enough and the TV stability is good. Nevertheless a stand at least 60.8" wide (the TV width) could provide extra security by preventing kids from bumping into the screen. If your stand is 60" wide you should be fine.You may want however have a look at these two items on Amazon: Samsung TR61X2 61-67" DLP TV Expandable Stand ($239 + $43 sh) 67" DLP TV Stand TR67BX ($232 + $0 sh)Or something similar on Overstock.com: Altra 67-inch TV Stand ($165 + $3 sh)Personally I went... » Read More You can use anything for a stand if it is sturdy enough and the TV stability is good. Nevertheless a stand at least 60.8" wide (the TV width) could provide extra security by preventing kids from bumping into the screen. If your stand is 60" wide you should be fine.You may want however have a look at these two items on Amazon: Samsung TR61X2 61-67" DLP TV Expandable Stand ($239 + $43 sh) 67" DLP TV Stand TR67BX ($232 + $0 sh)Or something similar on Overstock.com: Altra 67-inch TV Stand ($165 + $3 sh)Personally I went for the Overstock deal, it's on its way. I will post more after I get it. « Show Less
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I bought this stand 6 mos ago at best buy. It's perfect and beatiful for Sammy 67a750. Currently onsale online at bestbuy for $271. Weekly Ad Best Buy > TV & Video > Stands & Furniture > TV Stands > Product Info Init® - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up to 65" - Black Model: NT-C1201 | SKU: 8193554 Customer Reviews: 4.6 Read reviews (37)Store Pickup: Check Stores Special Offers:On Sale Save Extra 10% on Accessories: See How Financing:Great Financing OfferReg. Price:$319.99You Save:$48.00Sale:$271.99Overview Specifications Customer Reviews I bought this stand 6 mos ago at best buy. It's perfect and beatiful for Sammy 67a750. Currently onsale online at bestbuy for $271. Weekly Ad Best Buy > TV & Video > Stands & Furniture > TV Stands > Product Info Init® - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up to 65" - Black Model: NT-C1201 | SKU: 8193554 Customer Reviews: 4.6 Read reviews (37)Store Pickup: Check Stores Special Offers:On Sale Save Extra 10% on Accessories: See How Financing:Great Financing OfferReg. Price:$319.99You... » Read More I bought this stand 6 mos ago at best buy. It's perfect and beatiful for Sammy 67a750. Currently onsale online at bestbuy for $271. Weekly Ad Best Buy > TV & Video > Stands & Furniture > TV Stands > Product Info Init® - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up to 65" - Black Model: NT-C1201 | SKU: 8193554 Customer Reviews: 4.6 Read reviews (37)Store Pickup: Check Stores Special Offers:On Sale Save Extra 10% on Accessories: See How Financing:Great Financing OfferReg. Price:$319.99You Save:$48.00Sale:$271.99Overview Specifications Customer Reviews « Show Less
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Most tv stands are stated in width the same as the tv is in width. The Sam 67 is 60 " wide, making a tv stand that is 60 " a perfect fit. Of cource it will have to support the weight but with the Sam 67 being 100lb +- No bige deal. A fery good source for stands is http://www.tvstands.com. BTW NOW is the time to but the SAM 67. The price has dropped $120 fro a week ago. Do it before Kickoff, I bet the price will go back up.
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The stand arrived today. I haven't opened the box yet (just ordered the TV today, as price dropped) but the figure on the box says clearly: width 67" x height 17" x depth 17.5". It also states the stand is certified by Samsung for the DLP set HL-6767W (that's a gross mispelling), but I hope it's going to be ok. Will keep you informed.
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The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the... » Read More The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. « Show Less
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I have the stand, but I use is for my Samsung 55" LED which is a lighter TV. I happen to have a Pioneer Elite 55" plasma with speakers attached to the sides and it is a heavier TV. That one is mounted on the wall with the same brackets as my Samsung, so in theory both TVs would work. I would just make sure that you account for the weight of your particular plasma and make sure it fits within the weight guideline ...please realize that my answer is my opinion given my TVs.
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I have a 42 inch tv on the stand itself, and there is about 6-7 inches on either side. I actually think the TV looks a bit small on the stand. I think that if you use a 55 inch it may be just slightly larger if not the same length of the TV stand. It may look a little large, unless you would be willing to settle for a 50 inch, which is likely a good balance between my 42 inch and your 55 inch (unless you have already purchased it!). Thanks.
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plazma tv s weigh more than leds you should have no problem the kits have ever thing you need.dan
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I am sure a 65" isn't to heavy, just not made to have 5 inches hang over on each side. They make one for a 65". Buy the RIGHT stand!!
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I bought 2 of these...a "small" one and a "larger" one. The "smaller" one didn't have the mounting hole centers that I needed for my 26" TV, so I ended up using the "larger" one that was intended for a 32" TV. So...while the weight may not be a problem, the mounting centers will be. I sort of remember mounting my dad's 60" Samsung, and the centers are much much wider...400mm or something, because it mounted on long arms attached to the center plate.
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LED and LCD are just the type of materials/technology used to make the TV. The Bracket is universal and will be able to house any TV within its size and weight classification. Hope this helps.
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I have a 55-inch LED TV, which weights about 45lb; a 25lb micro desktop computer; a 5lb DVD player; and a cable digital box on this stand. I would say the total weight is about 90lb, so this stand should hold between 100lb to 125lb. The legs are optional, but I would suggest some sort plastic sliders for ease of movement.
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Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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I love the stand...actually added some Castors to it so that I could easily move around my great room area. I only have a small TV 28 inch on it, but I'm sure it can hold your larger TV easily.
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Very heavy because its a plasma. I have a 65" and IM a big strong guy and I almost could not get it off the ground! Amazing because its so thin too! I,ve seen wall mounts for 80" TV's now at Costco now so just switch out your wall mount you should be ok :)
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I don't think the weight would be an issue but a 60" might be overscaled for this stand. I have a 42" (41" wide) and it sits about in the middle of the stand (front to back). I have about 3" of the stand left under the edges of the screen. The rear of this is formed in an arc so you would have to hold it to the front to reduce the overhang. If the aesthetics of having the screen overhang the base doesn't bother you, then go for it. Its a nice looking stand and easy to assemble.
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Pretty much any kind of light stand or boom stand will do since it's not heavy at all. But stay away from buying the cheapo 2 for 20 light stands here on amazon. They are junk. The LEDs bring an attachment that you can adapt to c stands or boom poles, or you can thread it straight to the fixture
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Yeah it will be totally fine. The weight is the main issue and modern LED TVs are so much lighter than what the wall bracket was designed for
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The instruction sheet says the top is rated to hold 60 pounds. 55 is pushing it but probably okay. The stand seems sturdy but it's just not that big, and it's just particle board. A good piece of hardwood furniture is going to do better than knockdown items like this, and if you spend big bucks on a TV, don't skimp on the support. As for the width, really the issue would be the base -- and the risk of bumping into your TV if it sticks past the edge of the stand. It's all common sense, really. HTH.
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I own Model No. 151305 XL which holds up to 32in TV's. Its roughly 10in X 22in and its pretty sturdy. I have a 32 in Sony LCD which is not as thin or light as the newer LED models, but it hasn't given me any problems at all. It's worth the price.