Can you hide the sonos sound bar behind a covering? How close to the bottom of the TV can you install it?
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I suppose you could... As long as the covering allowed sound to travel thru... Problem is there is an infra red remote signal receiver on the unit. It can install within about 3/4 of an inch below the tv.
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I suppose you could... As long as the covering allowed sound to travel thru... Problem is there is an infra red remote signal receiver on the unit.It can install within about 3/4 of an inch below the tv.
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No, We did not want to wall mount the TV because of all the wiring that would be hanging down. We choose not to wall mount our 55" LCD. It sits just fine on top with multiple units below, plus lots of music CD's. We LOVE this arrangement. Our Wall was not long enough to place speakers upright as picturede. We placed them horizontal along the floor under the wall unit.
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I don't have a sound bar in front of the unit, but I can guess this would cause problems with the remote. The model I have has a very specific spot you need to point the remote. If I don't have the remote aimed correctly then the tv doesn't respond. The sensor seems to be on the lower left of the screen so you might be okay but if the sound bar blocks line of sight to this location from any spot in the room I would guess that this would definitely cause a problem. Caveat: The sensitivity of the remote seems abnormal so I might have a bad/weak sensor in the TV I got. Your results may very, good luck. I don't have a sound bar in front of the unit, but I can guess this would cause problems with the remote. The model I have has a very specific spot you need to point the remote. If I don't have the remote aimed correctly then the tv doesn't respond. The sensor seems to be on the lower left of the screen so you might be okay but if the sound bar blocks line of sight to this location from any spot in the room I would guess that this would definitely cause a problem. Caveat: The sensitivity of the remote seems abnormal so I might have a bad/weak sensor in the TV I got. Your results may very,... » Read More I don't have a sound bar in front of the unit, but I can guess this would cause problems with the remote. The model I have has a very specific spot you need to point the remote. If I don't have the remote aimed correctly then the tv doesn't respond. The sensor seems to be on the lower left of the screen so you might be okay but if the sound bar blocks line of sight to this location from any spot in the room I would guess that this would definitely cause a problem. Caveat: The sensitivity of the remote seems abnormal so I might have a bad/weak sensor in the TV I got. Your results may very, good luck. « Show Less
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I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my cable source and my DVR. Hope this helps. I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my... » Read More I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my cable source and my DVR. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes - I have 2 of these - excellent sound - I use to raise my TV about 3" or so also and no bar in front to hide other items in front of TV.
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Even if you adjust the shelves; the 40inch sound bar would not fit but it will fit on top on the shelf in front of the TV. That is how I have mine...Hope this helps
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Regarding the comment about "a purist would tell you that you'd need an acoustic fabric screen": I've tried this with an inexpensive Elite Screens 96" vinyl-back screen. No offense intended, but when I put my speakers behind the screen bass was fine but it killed the midrange and treble. Dialog was muffled and more difficult to hear. Soundtrack music did not have as wide a stereo image and lacked "sparkle" as well as being muffled. This was easy for wife/friends (purist or not) to hear. Putting you speakers behind a standard (not thermal) curtain will give much better results as curtain fabric is pretty acoustically transparent. Perhaps you could mount your speakers below the screen if there is room. Just my .02 worth...
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No idea. At least, I never figured it out. The sound bar is about the worst conceived pieces of hardware I have encountered in a while. Avoid it.
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I didn't reply at first because I've been sick and busy with my biz. 'Sound Bar' threw me off too, I see some other replies that fit along with what I assumed you meant. Yes I have a center speaker under the tv. Of course the sizes of your TV and center speaker would be a factor in whether or not it would work. Generally it's a safe bet that most configurations would probably work.
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You only need the playbar to play sonos through the tv without a receiver. Otherwise, a bridge alone will allow you to play music through the speakers.
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I stongly recommend a sound bar. The sound from the TV is quite inferior. It made a huge difference for me. I bought both TV and the sound bar here.
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I bought a universal soundbar bracket and have it above my TV. Looks like it's floating. Really cool. But that's also cause I have TV on placed on top of my BluRay player.... It's up to you. Depends on your setup...
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I think it at the bottom, my TV sits on a stand with a sound bar in front and I have to hold my remote up a little high sometimes to make it turn off.
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Depends on the size of the base of your flat screen. We have a 42" flat screen and it sits easily on the riser and the sound bar actually fits underneath the riser.
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These units do not have a vertical adjustment. My sound bar will not fit under the TV. Wes
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These mounts go between your wall mount and the tv. The sound bar screws into the horizontal section of these bars and will hang below the tv.
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I would say no. I don't recall any hardware or instructions to do this. My TV is on it's stand and I built a shelf to lift it so the soundbar did not block the remote sensor.