I want to mount this to my 70" Sharp, what mounting bracket do you think I should get?
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mount it to the wall. It will be very secure. It comes with a very good bracket. It is very heavy.
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The Paradigm sound scape come with a very nice and sturdy wall mount which you can mount directly into the studs. Also, if you decide to mount directly into the drywall, you have to purchase special anchors for this product because paradigm doesn't supply them.
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Dear Demitris,You can mount the Paradigm to your wall directly below the TV, but you cannot mount the soundbar to the TV.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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Works great for my 47" LED, A 60" plasma is of course much heavier. I put my full weight (200#) on the mount after it was lag bolted into the wall and before mounting the TV, it held easily. I think the bigger question would be if the mounting holes on the back of the TV line up with the bracket when it is adjusted to the farthest settings, both vertcally and horizontally. I too would check the Sanus website for the best system for your application.
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I have mounted the 40" model on this mount arm, "Designer Habitat Ultra Slim Cantilever Swivel & Tilt Wall Mount TV Bracket for 26-55" for LCD, LED, 3D, Plasma TVs", and I've been really impressed. I think it will still work for the 46".
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not sure about the 80'' I have the sharp 70'' AND THEY work fine. hopes this helps
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I bought a mount for this 40" HDTV at MonoPrice.com. The invoice reads; 6200 Adjustable Tilting/ Swiveling Wall Mount Bracket for LCD/Plasma (Max 132 LBS, 37~63 inch). It was not hard to install. Hope this helps.
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I agree with the previous post. My mount has a 23" LCD TV and it's fine for that. I tried a 32" but there was a lot of stress on the wall so I went back to the 23". A 27" would push this mount to the limit. Get the next size up.
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No. According to specs only fits up to 70". I would contact Mount-It to see which model you need. They're worth it, very well made and sturdy.
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I have a 55" and it does it fine; I don't see any issues stepping up to a 60". This has been the best mount I have ever had, but I would hope so considering the cost.
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The Peerless bracket is great! We have a 60" Sharp 3D TV mounted on this bracket. Money was well spent for quality and piece of mind. This bracket is well built and I don't think you can wear it out. It was pretty easy to install.
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I have a Sharp EQUOS 70" and it fits nearly perfectly...slight overhang on each end but unnoticeable unless I point it out
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I have one that is holding a plasma 65" for safety. I gave a little tug to make sure that it wouldn't tip and holds fine. I don't think you'll have an issue with a 70". Just follow the simple directions and you'll be good to go.
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Use this mount: http://www.amazon.com/Peerless-SF660-Mount-32-63IN-Screens/dp/B0009JR42E/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1197657583&sr=8-3 It is bigger than the same model mount that goes up to 46" and guess what, that one does not fit (I have tried that with my moms TV). Also, use spacers (even though it shows them as not required, you wouldn't want the screws popping out of place).
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I mounted the 80" sharp TV using this wall mount and had no issues at all. It works perfectly. I have several devices hooked up to it.
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I have use this from a 47" to a 60" and it works on both very well. The most important thing is the weight, which looks like you already have investigated. I would recommend it for a 70", heck I would recommend this for most any TV providing it is within the allotted weight range.
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I have a 70" Sharp and was able to modify to fit it. I have a small center speaker on it.
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Jermy F,We recommend the WMN-450 mount for your television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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Sorry for the late response! Just saw this! Sweet TV! Amazon didn't show a pattern size in the ad. I would recommend a sturdy swivel and tilt mounting bracket for this set. It's plasma, so it's going to be heavier than an LED/LCD. Also, 3D TV's sometimes look better when you are directly in line with the screen, versus sitting at an off angle. The mount I bought would probably be a little too wimpy for a 70-lb plasma set. The best way to find out what will fit is to measure the mounting hole locations on the back of your TV set. Measure center-to-center on a pair of mounting spots, lined up horizontal and then a pair lined up vertical. The most common measurement used is in millimeters. If the TV mounts are in a square pattern, it might measure 400 x 400 mm. If a rectangle, it might measure 400 x 600. Usually, the box (or advertisement) will say "VESA compliant 400mm x 600mm." The mounting points are easy to find, look on the back of the set and look for 4 obvious large-headed screws (normally a Philips head pattern) or 4 large empty threaded holes. Those are your mounting points on the TV. Once you find them, measure the left and right distances, then the top and bottom. If you get a wonky number, like 317mm, one of the two points is wrong. Wall Mounts will support a variety of sizes. Knowing the X00mm x X00mm numbers on your set and the mount are key. Again, I would recommend a sturdy mount that telescopes, tilts and swivels. I see there is one just for your set, but it's $550! Yikes! You can get by just as well for under $75. That must be a misprint! Ha! If you shop local at the "blue" store, you are going to pay big dollars. Measure your mounting points and hit the Amazon site. Hope this helped!