I have a nec plasma px-61xm4a. this plasma is very heavy. do you think your universal stand base will work for this along with the anti tip straps?
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Your legs stick out a good distance in front of your flat screen, so I would think it would.
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Depends on the mic you own. I purchased a Samson SP01 Shockmount Spider Mount because i have a Condenser Mic. And I'm pretty sure it's a universal screw. Great mic stand though. Very durable.
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I have a hitachi C10FCH2 10" with laser. I needed to use the offset mounting brackets that came with the stand.Worked great
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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.
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Hello Lyda. Universal stands are GR8 for the small speakers which is what I have and all the screws are included.
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Yeah the universal stand works great. I have a sony 32" and it was easy assembling the stand. Took about 5-10 minutes
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I'm quite sure it will support your 42'' plasma tv. I have a 32 inch samsung flat screen, and it looks like the stand can take a heavier weight.
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Type "turntable display rotating base" into Amazon search and it will return a lot of different choices. I used those led light stand for my ultraman figures as well as the laser crystals. Hope I answer your question.
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Works great for my 47" LED, A 60" plasma is of course much heavier. I put my full weight (200#) on the mount after it was lag bolted into the wall and before mounting the TV, it held easily. I think the bigger question would be if the mounting holes on the back of the TV line up with the bracket when it is adjusted to the farthest settings, both vertcally and horizontally. I too would check the Sanus website for the best system for your application.
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I have a 63" plasma. It will rotate about 80 degrees both ways but takes some work as the extension arm has to be straightened out before getting maximum rotation. Also you have to be sure your cables are long enough to reach. A 60" with a narrower bezel will turn farther as my bezel is 2 1/2" on the sides so you will closer to 90 degrees probably. Not sure if they make a unit with more extension but if so will cost more.
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Yes, this will work. Make sure to use at least 3" lag bolts and try to make sure they go into 2 studs. I have 55" Plasma screen and works great.
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I used it for a Panasonic plasma TV. Worked great but it's an on wall bracket not in wall. There is a 4.5 inch space behind the TV but it's very strong and it's universal for positioning
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I don't know the particulars of your stand or reflector, but I'd be surprised if it didn't work. The clamp side has wide adjustability and can clamp tubes of various size. With provided jaw inserts it can also clamp onto flat items. The quick release pin has 1/4 and 3/8 thread posts. The clamp body has a 1/4 threaded hole and a set of smaller metric threaded holes also, m5 I think.
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U can put one in each of the stands, I purchased the single stand and it is awesome cause u can EXPAND IT to fit the 1/100 or reduce it for the 1/144. U can also til them then they lower, they also have the side hangers for ur weapons. U put them together like u would ur gunpla. To answer ur question (Yes they sell single and double bases but these bases r mostly for the 1/144). Nice thing is u can use them as stands or make sift repair stations if u want. Best thing u can CONNECT them together !!!!!
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Kathy, I cant vouch for your particular model TV, but I can say that t he stand is beefy, holds my TV solidly, and with the number of mounting holes on the vertical bracket and the variety of mounting hardware , its as universal as a stand can be. Worst case it doesn't fit and you return it.
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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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The stand base is a flexible X, moving as the user requires. I can't imagine that it would not work O.K. as long as the base unit is a generally rectanglar shape as shown in the product picture.