Can an average size flat screen be sat on this center speakr? (assuming the base would properly be placed on top?
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I don't know how much weight the CL1 can support. However, 19" x 8.5" is the measurement of the top face. Hope this would help. ..
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No, it is a powerful speaker which causes vibrations. I would recommend that the tv have a separate mount and be at least 2 inches above the speaker. But buy the speakers. they are unbelievable.
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Possibly, what is average size? I have a 55" plasma and the base is slightly larger than the speaker, I don't think it would be stable enough.I also have a 23" HDMI monitor that would easily fit. Speaker vibrations at high volume with lots of bass might be a problem. Amazon needs tocheck their item measurements, they are often wrong. They show this item: 10 x 10 x 7.5 inches. Just by looking at the picture you can tell it can't be right. Dual 5 -1/4-Inch speakers plus two more in between, only in a Tardis! Anyway mine measure 10x20.5x7.5 inches.
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I have an entertainment center that is 37 inches high. My flat screen TV is 23 x 39 inches. So the top of the stand is around 60 inches high. If the height of your TV is 50 inches high, I doubt it.
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It's not flat on top, which the picture might make it appear to be. There's about a 3/4 inch depth to it to set things inside. It would collect dust under it unless your TV completely covered the 16 inch diameter, and then it would probably work okay.
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A 47 inch flat screen should be securely mounted to a wall if possible...It will have a fragile balance on this small turn table.
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From a structural perspective, it should be able to sustain the television with no issues considering it's fortified in most of the important pressure points. It may seem a tad awkward if the television is wider than the stand. Since the television's center of gravity would be supported, there should be no real issue with balancing.
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it would be in large pieces, the screen is screwed together and the base would have to be unscrewed so I would say no unless you had a truck or SUV you could lay the large pieces in.
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I would think so. It's pretty sturdy. That said, I only have a 40" flat screen on it that's nowhere near that weight.To put in perspective, I'm about 215 lbs and I'd be comfortable sitting on top.
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Depends on where you have it installed and how big your flat screen is. I personally wouldn't put one on top of mine because it isn't against a wall.
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Definitely not. It's not too sturdy either so I wouldn't place a TV that big on it.
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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.
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The top is strong enough to support a fifty pound TV. The Question would be will the base of the TV fit on the top. If so there should be no problem as long as the TV will fit within the wall space available for the screen.
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You can assemble without any of the attachments that make it bigger. So essentially you can have just a flat desk. I'd say you'd probably be able to put a TV on it quite easily.
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It can be placed on a tabletop or entertainment center. It comes with a wedged foot and some 3M tape to put on the bottom to use in this scenario, which is how I have it set up currently and it's perfect. It sounds fantastic too it fills my rather large media room and I have it bridged as a center channel only
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Depends on the size of the base of your flat screen. We have a 42" flat screen and it sits easily on the riser and the sound bar actually fits underneath the riser.
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Depends on how heavy and how wide it is. I have a 38" flat screen that has a 8.5" base and it fits perfectly. Not sure how heavy, probably about 35lbs. Anything larger would need significant room to swivel properly.
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Taking out the center piece will compromise the balance of the overall TV base. I wouldn't make the sound bar carry the weight of the TV.
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My stand is in Florida, so I can't measure it.....I use it to support peripherals for a wall-mounted TV; holds it all nicely and looks good; handy holes in the back for wires. If I remember, the top was ~ 18-24" wide and ~8" deep, so IMHO should support up to a mid-size flatscreen on a stand.....say up to 42"?