I've read that if you want a sound bar and don't want to mount the TV, that you can mount the sound bar above it via special brackets that connect to the back of the TV. Can this TV have a sound bar mounted above it via brackets?
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there are mounting brackets screws on the back to hang the tv but not sure how you would use them to mount any kind of soundbar to the actual tv. Its really thin plus theres a pop up camera at the top so you would need some space for that. Soundbars typically are mounted seperately from the tv but dont see any way to use brackets since the screen is so thin and it doesnt look like it could bear the weight of the bar.
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It doesn't attach to the Tv. It attaches to the wall. Or you can put it on a stand. you'll have to use an optical cable or AV cable to connect it to the TV. You may have to remove the tv from it's mount to get access to the inputs in the back of the Tv.How does this have anything to do with the cost of the soundbar anyway?To the OP, I've only seen it for $299 as well. If you buy it from here, at least you don't have to pay tax.
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Straight up no. If you get creative yes. First the buttons for the sound bar are on the top, remote sensor on front. I have put the sound bar in a tight spot before with out being able to access buttons, remote covers everything. 2 ways i thought of how you could mount it to the bottom of a TV (if mounted to the TV, the motion of the wall mount will be fine with enough slack in the cords). one would be to mount it upside down and use the spots where you would mount the feet to instead come up with a mount for the TV. (may have to drill small screws into bottom of tv). two would be there are slots on the back of the sound bar that have the ability to slide on to wall mounted brackets. Instead of mounting them to the wall you could get and extension metal piece to go from the back side of the tv to the "wall mounted brackets" and then slide the sound bar on to that. Also here is a link, click on user manual, start on page 5 where it talks about how to mount it. it will give you a better idea of what your working with. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/product-search.html?query=sbar&mainSearchButton=Search If your running a sub or plugging in any extra AUX wires i would consider a stationary mount to the wall or a table / fixture near by. I've had this sound bar for years and love it. Great sound with or with out a sub, simple remote, easy to set up.
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It comes with wall mount brackets so you can hang it, but not off the tv. It would have to be hung separately.
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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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Soundbar Brackets Universal Soundbar BracketThese universal brackets allow you to mount soundbars above the TV.
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I'm not sure. I ordered this bracket and it was a breeze to install. Find the studs! Good luck, nice Tv. I just purchased the new LG Sound bar too and it's sweet! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012S4APK/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00 Sound bar http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FJXG5Y/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
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I used these brackets to mount the HT-CT660 to the top of my Sony KDL-55W900A. I'd strongly suggest that you purchase some additional hardware (bolts, washers, lock washers, and nuts) and have a second set of hands to assist you. Securely attach mounting bolts (about 1 1/2 inches long) to the keyhole slots on the sound bar, attach the brackets to the TV wall mount bolt holes, and then attach the sound bar secured bolts to the brackets. Top-mounting will partially block the location of the HDMI/optical connectors on the sound bar, so it is easier to attach the cabling before mounting the bar to the brackets. The brackets are a bit flimsy/flexible, and simply hanging the sound bar to the brackets is not wise as it could easily result in the sound bar being jarred loose and falling.
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These brackets are universal in design. There are suggested angles that might work with your TV sound bar combination. The brackets are made to slide around until they line up with your holes. The brackets can be flipped around in different configurations sothey usually should work.
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If you look at the dimensions of the 3xx series, they run about 14 to 16 inches deep and are normally placed on a table or a shelf directly under the TV. A Soundbar (by Zvox or any other manufacturer) can be mounted directly above your TV. The Zvox sound bars are about 6" deep, but you need a way to support its weight (15 to 25 lbs plus depending upon the model). Zvox can supply an optional mounting bracket (don't know what it would cost). BTW, the Zvox top of line soundbar (model 425) got excellent reviews and was comparable to a $1500 Yamaha soundbar.
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It doesn't attach to the Tv. It attaches to the wall. Or you can put it on a stand. you'll have to use an optical cable or AV cable to connect it to the TV. You may have to remove the tv from it's mount to get access to the inputs in the back of the Tv. How does this have anything to do with the cost of the soundbar anyway? To the OP, I've only seen it for $299 as well. If you buy it from here, at least you don't have to pay tax.
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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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Hi, I used the Sonos mount. I mounted sound bar on wall under the tv that is on swinging mount. The Sonos mount is invisible and the whole set up looks great. I know you asked about Sewell, but I hope this is helpful input.
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This is not a sound bar like you see elsewhere. This is for an amplifier. I'd just search for a nice sound bar that can usually be hooked into the output of your TV.
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Yes, you can sit this soundbar in front of your TV on your TV stand without having to hang it on the wall. The soundbar has tiny rubber "feet" under it, to be able to sit it perfectly in that exact position. By the way...you're gonna' love this Samsung soundbar/sub woofer system. I just purchased mine, and it sounds great!
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Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back. however it was good from there. I would add pictures but this doesn't allow me to otherwise I would. Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back.... » Read More Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back. however it was good from there. I would add pictures but this doesn't allow me to otherwise I would. « Show Less
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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...