I would like my soundbar above the tv screen.. but I am trying to visualize how this attaches to the back of my tv ......can you help? Thanks!
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If you have a new flat screen, there are industry standard mounting attachment for you to mount your TV to a wall mount. These speaker brackets use these same mounting points on your TV back. Real simply and they work great.
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Brackets bolt to back of tv, speaker bolts to bracket. There is a lot of room for adjustment too.
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I have mine above the tv and everything bolted up just fine. There is tons of adjustment.
775575
It really is designed to be mounted on a wall with openings in the back of the sound bar, but if your TV is located where you can't mount it that way I'm sure your could hang it from the TV. The mounting holes in the back can be used many different ways.
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I don't see why not. Putting the TV on top of it just seems to save space and give an esthetic look to the setup.Most sound bars are placed directly in front of the TV but like any separate device it can be put alongside, next to, on separate shelf, etc. Of course you want to consider where the cables will show if not placed in the right area.
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Either a digital optical or coaxial optical cable. Your TV most certainly has an output for one or both of those, which will connect your TV to soundbar. It should also work to transmit sound to the sound bar from devices plugged into your TV via HDMI(cable box, dvd, Xbox, etc). I have my unit connected with a coaxial digital cable and t sounds great and also has the bonus of not tying up and HDMI input ont TV because I use them all already.
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I forget but I will say this about sound bars.1. Get one that can also do Bluetooth. This was a huge bonus suprise when my kids realized they could pair thier phones and use the soundbar as a full basement sound system2. I don't know if these exist in soundbars but if you find one with audio OUT that would be a plus. This tv only has one audio out... So If you have a soundbar you cannot attach headphones to TV for late night viewing
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My guess is the width of the sound bar exceeds the width of the TV. I don't see any reason it won't work if your installation allows the space to place the sound bar. (Just a guess.)
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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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To hear the sound from the TV the sound bar must be hard wire connected to the TV. In this case the location of the sound bar is a matter of personal taste limited by the length of the connecting wire. If the sound bar is being used strictly for audio separate from the TV I think it could be located anywhere in the room.
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Check out SoundbarBrackets.com You can attach your soundbar right to the TV above or below, even in a corner!
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What I've found to be simplest is having your TV/Projector mounted above the speaker and having the speaker placed on a simple stand beneath the screen, near the wall. Though wall mounting is easily possible, I've found it to a bit heavy for even wall-anchor supports, and it seems to distort the resonance of the speaker. Just some quick thoughts!!
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I have mine on a connecting shelf above the T.V. and it works fine that way. I don't have great surround sound out of it because of the shape of my room, but the sound quality and sound dynamics are well above anything else that I have had.
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Fair. I put a polk 9000 soundbars on mine because of the application I am using it for. Another one was sold to my father in law and he has no sound bar. No complaints.
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Did you ever try mounting this directly to your TV and were you successful? Seems like most of the responses went to whether it could be mounted to the wall, with only Amy L. suggesting that it could not actually be mounted to the TV. I want to mount a soundbar directly to my TV that is on a swivel, so I'm wondering if you got it to work for you???
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I would add a strong shelf to the wall above the TV, then place this speaker on it. If you tap into the speaker it will damage the sound quality, and there are no mounts pre-built into this speaker.
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I just would not consider buying this. There are plenty of others on the market that are much less expensive. Yes, you could above the TV, just mount whichever you buy then try a few different angles starting with aiming the device towards your ear when you are sitting. Hope this helps.
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Guess this can depend on individual tastes. My soundbar is a bit longer than the front of my tv and it makes no difference to me. I got a great buy on it and am plenty happy with it. If you found a great deal on a slightly larger soundbar, I`d be tempted to buy it over a perfect fit that costs more and is less featured.
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Hi Leonard,My husband tells me that your TV would have to have an earphone jack sometimes located on the side or the front. We have a large screen Panasonic that doesn't have one... if you can believe that... yet we have a small generic flat screen... that does... go figure. He LOVES his headphones... sometimes when we are watching the same program... he sets his small tv to a program and comes out to watch it with me on the big screen... and I'm not blasted out of the place.Good luck... and enjoy.