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42" tv stand help
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Originally Posted by Cunny Funt
Hey guys
I'm thinking of buying this LCD and I just need to know if that bottom stand thing can be taken off? |
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Thanks for your help, Nigel...
As long as I know I can take it off, it's all good. Can anyone help re stands? Cheers. |
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Thanks for your help, Nigel...
As long as I know I can take it off, it's all good. Can anyone help re stands? |
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It comes off no problem.
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Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin
I don't know that particular TV, but all the sets I've seen allow you to very easily remove the stand, so you can wall mount them - it's usually just 4 screws, and some sets even come without the stand in place, and you fit it if you want it.
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Originally Posted by Cunny Funt
Also, I'd like it to be on a stand where the stand and tv are flush with eachother.
If so, they are generally made for each specific TV and I'm not sure if you can get a generic one to go with whatever TV you end up plumping for. |
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Originally Posted by A-Friend
Do you mean something like the Panasonic Viera stands?.
If so, they are generally made for each specific TV and I'm not sure if you can get a generic one to go with whatever TV you end up plumping for. Yeah, that picture is exactly what I mean. I can't find an LG one anywhere though, so maybe I should get a different tele. Ok, so another question... does anyone know of a tele, 42" and I'd prefer LCD, with one of those stands for under a grand? Cheers.
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Originally Posted by roddydogs
if buying new, the stand is never fitted anyway due to obvious packing problems, i f u dont want it, dont fit it!
Most TVs now come with the stand fitted, other than Sharp and Philips. |
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Originally Posted by Telly_Man
Actually, you're wrong.
Most TVs now come with the stand fitted, other than Sharp and Philips. Certainly in my experience I've seen FAR more sets with the stand ready fitted than not. |
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Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin
Actually the newer Sony ones don't have it fitted either - you can tell by how thin the box is, the older ones have wider boxes and the stands are ready fitted.
Certainly in my experience I've seen FAR more sets with the stand ready fitted than not. |
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Originally Posted by Telly_Man
Actually, you're wrong.
Most TVs now come with the stand fitted, other than Sharp and Philips. |
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