Is there a reason it says for 23-37". I realize that the larger end would have issues. But what about the low end?
622885
I mounted a 37" LED and it is at its limit, but not unusable or unsafe. So in my opinion, the smaller, presumably lighter, TV would have no issue.
622886
The potential issue is the bolt pattern for mounting to the TV. There are 3 or 4 different bolt patterns and bolt sizes that are used to attach the TV to the mount. If you have a smaller TV but with a compatible bolt pattern, I would expect it to work fine. I expect you will find that TVs less than 23" will use a different bolt pattern.
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I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck!
2120688
I think it's for up to 37" or 39", but if the TV is less than 60lbs, I see no reason why this item shouldn't work
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Sherry I'm using this stand on a 47" and it feels like overkill. Dr Z is right you could probably fint something thst work and costs less
178571
Depending on the Drive style (spur/chuck) and type of live center, recommended is 18" I find with low profile ends I can get just over 19" but it is very tight getting the piece in between points. I would recommend not going past the 18" mark for anything.. Thinking Safety..
1129911
you can. We have a 40" on ours but I would keep in mind that because the manufacture rates it for 37" or smaller, if it were to break I don't think they would be willing to help you at all.
520598
It depends on the size of your displays. The mount raises on the pole to a maximum of around 1 foot, however all displays would be centered on the VESA mounts, so the size of your display will determine how high the bottom of the screen is from the base of the mount/your desk. For example, my 27" display is around 8" from the desk to the bottom of the display, whereas my 23" displays are around 10" up.
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I measured the lowest and highest settings - 27" is at the lowest - 36" is the highest on my model. It works well enough for me to use my laptop.
1400320
I have a 36" round on it. I would think the 70" long would be too much for it.
390315
My TV is only 26". I presume this doesn't detach like the SCHTB15 into two seperate speakers...which means one would probably want to put this under their TV...perhaps when you get it, you could let me know what you think about that prospect with a 26"er?
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From what I can gather both 9000/3 both open up to 37". I'd contact the buyer to clarify if your thinking of making a purchase.
1080561
I am not sure. I am using it with a 55" TV. To be safe I would look for a model that indicates it is for 37" TVs.
1908010
With the cover on one I've used for a while, the low end is 3" maximum thickness, while the high end is 3.5" maximum thickness.
742379
Is that even useful? 37" seems like a really nice size (I'd love something bigger than 32", but 40" seems like it's pushing it). Really I'd *LOVE* an LED backlight and would pay for it, but since those seem to be virtually nonexistant at the moment in these sizes, Sony's best 37" seems like a nice choice.
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I have 6 24" monitors on mine as well. It is fairly close to the edge. I highly doubt you could get 6 27"s on it.
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Hey Greg!!Stopping By..My Personal Opinion on this topic would be..Bridging 2 12in sub's would be great..I had one 15in Audiopipe Bridge on Channel 3&4 .It was Fine...Never clipped out... 1&2 There was to selenium D250xHorns...So Give it a Shot!!!Hopes this review Helps!!!
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I believe it only goes to 40 or 48inches.. but nowhere near 70". However they may have a bigger version on there website.