How close can this unit sit next to a 50 in: flat screen? Would one still get a sub roofer too.
1636870
My center speaker is 6" from the TV. I would get a real contractor for your roof, I wouldn't trust a "sub roofer".
1636871
Mine is right in front center of TV. That was what I was looking for barely 4" high it fits below the screen without getting in the way like bulkier taller center channel speakers. I have a subwoofer as it part of my 7.1 speaker system with 2 Cerwin Vega bookshelf a up front and 4 Boston acoustic cubes as surrounds. Relatively inexpensive but great sounding system with my Sony 7.1 receiver.
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I think you would be ok. Your 55" is within range. Just depends on the weight of your flat screen. But only a difference of about 12 lbs vs your 46". Just make sure you have available studs to fasten to. You don't have a lot of leeway to one side or the other if you need to center the tv after fastening to the wall. Hope that helps some.
1520908
You will have no trouble setting the 50 inch flat screen TV on top of this unit. There is a short divider that separates the first shelf into 2 separate 21 inch sections - so your cable box and sound should fit nicely.
135382
we have a 50 inch pioneer plasma flat screen. its speakers extend 2 inches more on each side. although it does not sit directly on the because of the built in tv stand, I feel that there is ample room. A 51" should fit fine!
951425
A smaller flat screen 32 inches or less would be fun on it. It would be higher up though
1177196
I have a 40' flat screen on it but my TV came with a stand. The top is flat.
1177197
I have a 40" flat screen on it. Just make sure to purchase a flat screen holder if you have children (the belt or holder can be purchased for $14.00 @ Amazon).
1824685
We installed ours on a screen room with a roof, has worked well and it is about 60 feet from the door bell transformer.
1677944
That thing isn't going anywhere unless someone plows into it directly, pushing on the top of the TV, in an attempt to topple it over. Even then, might be difficult. It's really stable. Note that my assumptions are 1) my configuration sits on carpet and 2) I'm using a 42 inch flat screen. The top-heavy weight increase of a 50 inch flat screen may cause a non-negligible difference. I don't know. But the construction seems really good, and right now I'm confident about its stability.
1135511
We have a 19" flat screen on ours. Do not think anything much bigger would fit well.
875342
The description says up to 47". I have a 42" mounted on mine and the edges of the screen are at the edge of the furniture. 50" might represent too much weight and cause it to topple over.
1035010
I have a 58" flat screen on it, measures 51" wide. Works fine. I have the cable box and DVD player on shelves. Works fine. Let me know if you need more info.
2085784
I have a 55" flat screen plus sound bar, DVR, & blue Ray player on mine and there is no problem. The unit is very well built.
1324725
Yes 50 inch should fit fine, on up to over 60". The Shelfs are not very deep so you can put a large amp on any of the shelfs. Also the top glass shelf doesnt have any center support, so you can put anything heavy in the center, unless you rig the top shelf to support the weight.
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I don't believe so, it might be too small for your 50". It is however, a very good by for a smaller size TV for outdoor purposes. Be careful with the metal stand that keeps it open though, it breaks easily. Mine broke the same day but because I keep it under a gazebo, I used a small chain and hook to keep it open for better sound quality.
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JohnI have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
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We felt it was too low according to the directions. We mounted the wall unit with the top at 36" from the floor and the bottom of the 50" TV and 48" above the floor. We have had ours installed about 2 months and find it a good arrangement.