Can i mount this on a wall with this item? Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B TV Wall Mount for 32-65" TVs Bundle with 10-feet Braided HDMI Cable and a 6 Inch, 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble Can i mount this on a wall with this item? Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B TV Wall Mount for 32-65" TVs Bundle with 10-feet Braided HDMI Cable and... » Read More Can i mount this on a wall with this item? Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B TV Wall Mount for 32-65" TVs Bundle with 10-feet Braided HDMI Cable and a 6 Inch, 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble « Show Less
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You may use it, but you get what you pay for. personally, I wouldn't risk it on this beautiful TV
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Yes. It came with the mounting bracket. We did not use it, opting to attach the base stand that also came with it. I cannot comment on the effectiveness or ease of mounting it.
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Amazon doesn't show it, but a web search for me turned up that the TV is 300x300 VESA compliant. It's really light (41lbs according to Amazon), and that bracket is weighted well for that. I'd go with a yes...with a slight caveat. Many of the plugs are on the back, facing backwards (as opposed to sideways). It's not designed to mount completely flush, unless the only devices you plug in fit on the sideways options. I'd check out pictures online of the ports before making a decision.
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The bracket has a blue paw (Cheetah Logo) in it. It's blue so that it stands out. They provide a black one with the mount in case you don't like the way the blue one looks, you can pop it out and replace with the black one that blends in with the black mount and is much less noticeable. Once the TV is mounted to the mount, you can't even see the paw unless you are looking up behind the TV; I just left the blue one in. But that's all they mean by removable. There is only one bracket and cannot be easily moved; it's pretty much a permanent mount.
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Thanks for the question! I also have a wall-mounted Sony TV... (dry wall mount). I used the wall template that came with the speakerto mount the speaker just above the TV (centered) by creating two holes and using two drywall anchors and screws. I ran the cable behindthe TV and down to the amplifier. Took about 15 minutes and worked great! Looks good too! Hope this helps you! Bob
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Wow.that is something I have not tested on my Cheetah mount. I would cut 2X4 or 4X6 wood triangles in a equilateral triangle and mount the TV in a normal position. I measured 3X and only had to move the tv a 1/2 inch laterally. RD
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While I believe the mount is strong enough, I would not recommend this mount for a 42" TV. Most mounts for larger TVs are made so the mounting plate detaches from the wall mount and you can mount the plate to the back of the TV. The wall mount has some type of hooking method to attach the plate and hold the TV while you install the screws to secure it. This mount you must hold the TV in the air and attached the screws. Takes three people for a TV bigger than 32". Its a great mount but in my opinion, only for TV under 30".
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I have an older(46") sony flatscreen tv that weighs about the same. I bought and used this cheetah mount and it works wellmy tv has hung on the wall 5 months now.. Just make sure back plate is securely mounted to studs in wall and you will be alright. also use two people to mount tv to bracket as it will be much easier to do and safer also. Good luck!!!
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hello i do not know what you have for a wall but i can tell you i had the same problem i did not have any studs to work with but here is what i did.i used several large plastic anchors about6 anchors you can drill into sheet rock or plaster wall.using just 1 stud probably you will not do it i had a 40 inch tv.if u usereally big plastic anchors it will carry a good bit of wheight.and do so safely. believe me it wont fall down as the tvs are not really heavy.i would not use 1 stud as the tv may tilt or come loose.if you can locate at least 2 studs it will be ok.plastic anchors will carry a great deal of weight but use thebigest ones you can buy. what i am trying to tell you forget the studs and go into a flat surface on your wall. it will work have no fear of it falling. hope this helps you tony.
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I could not mount it on the wall, and it did work just sitting by the TV. The cord is quite long, so you may have to find a way to make it invisible
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Cheetah Mounts APSAMB 32-65" LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket with Full Motion Swing Out Tilt & Swivel Articulating Arm for Flat Screen Flat Panel LCD LED Plasma TV and Monitor Displays Includes Free 10' Braided High Speed HDMI Cable With EthernetThis is the wall mount I usedLee Carey
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No, the TV has no mounting points to safely mount it on a wall. To have it on a wall you would have to build a shelf or ledge of some kind for it to sit on.
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Cheetah Mounts ALAMLB Articulating TV and Monitor Wall Mount for 23-49" (some up to 55") LCD LED Plasma Flat Screens up to VESA 400x400 Bundle with 10' Twisted Veins HDMI Cable & Bubble Level This fit ours at the 200x200
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I mounted mine with a Cheetah universal wall mount that I had already installed for my previous TV, but I think pretty much any universal wall mounts should work.
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I used this one Cheetah Mounts APTMMB Wall Mount Bracket with Universal Tilt for 32-65" Flat Panel Plasma, LED, & LCD Displays. It worked fine.
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Mounting to a stud should be your first choice. If you cannot mount to a stud, you can mount to drywall. I would not use the drywall mounts that generally come with items such as the Cheetah. You can find more reliable mounting options at a local hardware store.
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It really fit perfectly with my 42'' LCD TV. I think it worked fine for me because my TV is smaller than the maximum supported by the bracket.For example, if you want to hang a 55'' you should better look for brackets that support bigger TVs than yours. Like this one:Cheetah Mounts APTMMB Tilting Wall Mount Bracket for 32 to 65 Inch TV Sets; Twisted Veins 10 Foot HDMI Cable; 3 Axis Magnetic Bubble Level
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I'd recommend mounting it to studs, or to anchors if you have a concrete or brick wall. They don't recommend placing a TV on the unit though, even though the TV is shown in the picture. You have to have a separate bracket for the TV.
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If you're asking if your tv will line up to attach to this mount, I don't know. You can find out by going to the specifications for your tv on the LG website. It will give you the pattern for a mount(there are several but, many mounts fit multiple ones (and visa-versa). While you're there you can check the weight. If I remember right, the mount was rated for well over 100lbs and your tv probably way less than that. you can find the weight rating for the mount in the Amazon specs or at Cheetah's web page. That being said...MAKE SURE YOU MOUNT IT SECURELY ON THE WALL! It makes no sense to attach a mount that will hold 100+lbs with fasteners rated at 50lbs. Good luck. If you're asking if your tv will line up to attach to this mount, I don't know. You can find out by going to the specifications for your tv on the LG website. It will give you the pattern for a mount(there are several but, many mounts fit multiple ones (and visa-versa). While you're there you can check the weight. If I remember right, the mount was rated for well over 100lbs and your tv probably way less than that. you can find the weight rating for the mount in the Amazon specs or at Cheetah's web page. That being said...MAKE SURE YOU MOUNT IT SECURELY ON THE WALL! It makes no sense to... » Read More If you're asking if your tv will line up to attach to this mount, I don't know. You can find out by going to the specifications for your tv on the LG website. It will give you the pattern for a mount(there are several but, many mounts fit multiple ones (and visa-versa). While you're there you can check the weight. If I remember right, the mount was rated for well over 100lbs and your tv probably way less than that. you can find the weight rating for the mount in the Amazon specs or at Cheetah's web page. That being said...MAKE SURE YOU MOUNT IT SECURELY ON THE WALL! It makes no sense to attach a mount that will hold 100+lbs with fasteners rated at 50lbs. Good luck. « Show Less