Can I use the MK802IV with my 55" Sony plasma tv?
917109
Definite yes. It is that type of applications the thing was built for. It's when you want it to start doing multiple things across multiple devices is when things start getting tricky, as I am figuring out. If it's a TV with HDMI, it will work.
1964222
We have a 40" Sony TV on it and it works fine. I think the plasmas are a bit heavier. You should check to see if there is a weight spec. It is pretty solid so should work.
510211
I've had a Panny P50GT25 since Black Friday, 2010 and cannot say anything bad about it. Perfect TV. Plasmas use the energy of a 200W bulb, however. You'll notice an increase in your power bill.
1078725
Yes, this will work. Make sure to use at least 3" lag bolts and try to make sure they go into 2 studs. I have 55" Plasma screen and works great.
553590
I guess one option is if your Plasma tv has a RCA output connection.You can plug a RCA cable to the output on the tv and the other side to the Projector.With this all the image you see in the tv are going to be the same in the projector. Important the resolution is different and you may have a wide less image (I have never tried, so I can't be certain)
1984903
I use it for a Samsung 60" plasma and have no issues. You need to make sure that the 80" does not surpass the max weight the stand will support.
2163572
Call the manufacturer. Plasma TVs are very heavy. My guess is it would but I would not go on my advice. That mount is EXTREMELY heavy so you better and something solid to mount it into or the whole thing will fall off the wall!
1186001
I've got a 65 pound Panasonic 50" plasma hanging as pretty as can be. It's a sturdy mount and supports the weight well. Looks like the specs on the mount are up to a 60" and up to 165lbs. If I had one I'd try it. If I got to buy, I'd be sure is up toA 75" on it's specs. Good luck dude...
187985
Not to my knowledge, though given I am running it through an AV receiver it might not allow for it and I just don't know. Frankly, the picture is so amazing that it really won't be missed. It's honestly the best picture you can buy out there--if you like plasmas. I have not spent one day thinking twice about my choice
1574070
I think so. I have a 500W Plasma TV shipped from China and works with this one well in USA.
341459
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.
1910994
Should work no problem. The mounts on my 50" plasma are 27" apart. The mount then hook on to the top of the plate and anchor screws at the botton lock it in place. This mount is a beast after mounting it to the wall my 250 lb son hung on it for about half a minute to make sure it would hold. I would have no worries about hanging a 100 lb plus tv on this mount.
47896
I use it with a 47" LCD TV and there does not seem to be any trouble supporting the TV. A newer LED/LCD would probably be lighter and a plasma would be heavier. Check that the dimensions of the HDTV stand will fit the riser stand (mine fit perfectly). There is no problem with the HDTV itself reaching out beyond the stand. Of course, who knows what would happen if you had a major earthquake or something but I am not worried.I assume the soundbar is not really related to the stand, you are just explaining why you want to use the stand.
831997
The short answer is "Yes". That was the model of plasma I own and used the board in. The TH50PHD7UY is 720p, not 1080p, but there was a notable difference in picture clarity and sharpness with the HDMI board.
1153347
Yes. But I believe the TV should support the feature as well. It works on my Sony kdl nx-810.
1016567
It works for me. I have a PHILLIPS TV. I would buy one again. Sorry I'm not much help.
363063
this will still work on the 52" plasma tv as you hook the source into this unit and then hook this into the hdmi, or the 3d converter box that came with your tv. You can use the glasses that came with it, or the existing glasses with your tv, it gives you options.