Mounting the LE5300 on the Wall: Has anyone mounted the LE5300 using some other TV mount with tilt?
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I used the Sanus Systems ML11-B1 Super-Thin Flat Panel Mount for my 32LE5300 and it worked OK. This is probably the fanciest mount i have ever bought, but I needed an ultra-slim installation and it delivered that. The way the TV's VESA mounting holes are positioned, the way the brackets attach to the tv just barely leaves room for the HDMI cables and power cable to clear, but it does work OK. I do have 2 beefs with the tv though: 1) proprietary power cable - what the !@#% is this? Why not just an angled C13 cable like the rest of the world? Awfully hard to wall mount this thing and fish the cord when the cable is only 6' long. it also means you basically have to cut a separate hole in the wall for the power cable to be routed. 2) a/v jacks (inc. hdmi) all face straight back, so you have to notch out the wall anywhere you plug in a cable.
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Actually it's technically an LCoS, not a DLP (which is why it's better). But in any case it's a projection TV and therefore not designed to be wall mounted. However, it's probably possible to put it on a shelf that's attached to the wall.
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As long as the mount was installed close to level you can tilt the tv slightly. I think +\- 3 degrees? I can't remember off hand
1675591
Tilts about 15°. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
855209
Well, I ordered a tilt wall mount that fits like a 22-37" LCD from Video Secure. I forgot the model number but hopefully it will work. I don't see why it wouldn't because it's similar to the other. The Panasonic wall mount is almost as much as the tv, so forget that.
1963649
There are a couple of screws at the bottom that you will use to adjust the tilt. The tighter the screws, the less the tilt. if your TV is 50 inches +, you will need a long screwdriver to reach them.
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I did not use a wall mount for this TV, but I have install a lot of TV with wall mount bracket. You can buy any brand wall mount for this TV as long as it fits. There are a lot of different style of wall mount out there. Tilted, swivel, swing out. You can check out this brand call "peerless".
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When I purchased the Sony KDL50EX645 I also bought CHEETAH MOUNTS APTMM2B Flush Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket. Very easy to install. Works great. Paid $27.99 in January 2013.
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No tilt on this one. It is an extremely flush fit so there would be no room for it to tilt anyway. There is only one finger's worth of space once it's mounted so all connections have to be made before you hang it. I have it holding up a 70in LED since Nov 2013 with no problems.
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You can use any brand that supports the 55" TV, it will depends on what you want, I mean if you want a fix wall mounted tv you can use the "Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B Flush Tilt (1.3" Profile) TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65 inch LED and/or if you want another model with an extension arm to move your TV, you can use the "Cheetah Mounts ALAMLB Articulating Arm (20" Extension) TV Wall Mount Bracket for 23-55 inch LCD, LED".
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Black Adjustable Tilt/Tilting Wall Mount Bracket for Seiki SE421TT 42" inch LED HDTV TV/Television is the right kind. However, groupon has a few for about $20 if you want to save some money. But that is the compatible type.
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I used a steel corner wall mount that I had from my previous tv. It was overkill as it will handle over 100 pounds. It is adjustable horizonally, vertically, tilt up and down, and in and out. It works great for our circumstance as I needed to have the adjustments to avoid a window. I hope that helps and you will love the tv itself as I am very impressed at the picture and even the sound.
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No there is no tilt option. This kit is literally a set of universal "legs" to replace the original stand that came with your TV. As a mount to stand your tv on a table top these are perfect. If you need a tilt, then I suggest you look at a wall mount.
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My LG is mounted on a 3 in 1 TV console, and I just loosened the bottom screws. I then slipped the Sewell brackets between the spacers and TV mounting bracket which allowed me to use the zip ties to keep the brackets from constantly sliding down. Using this method kept me from scratching up the back of the TV as well. It's tricky and difficult to do, but not impossible!
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The brackets that hold the TV to the mount have the tilt adjustment. It would be difficult/impossible to adjust the tilt if the brackets are flush mounted (no clearance to turn the screws that lock down the tilt). You might be able to do it if you space the brackets off the back of the TV. I think, though, what you want is a different mount that would do this more easily.
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Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.
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I have mine mounted, I think with an Omni mount, (Sam's Club) which tilts up and down and has an arm that moves away from the wall. I did have it mounted by a handiman, because I wanted to make sure it stayed! Pay attention to some of the reviews...I was really disappointed with it out of the box until I programmed it (there is a detailed review). I've been really happy with it.Are you thinking about getting the 3D glasses? I did, let me know if you want info.