Thank you everybody for the kind words. I am certainly happy with the setup so far.

Michael, thank you for your kind words. I have also been following your thread and am rather impressed with your setup.

Regarding your question, I've been fortunate enough to see various B&O showrooms over time and the idea came a few years ago. I like a nice clean look with no wires visible. Easier said than down of course. It was tricky exercise in the planning stages but well worth the effort.

Our new lounge is arriving in the next few days then I'll double check dimensions/space and then purchase the Beolab19 mid month. More photos come

Hallo AlphaSierra - Great setup - beautiful. 🤒

I can not find your wall bracket on the STB website, you will write the name and number.

Greetings/ Peter Pan

Hi Peter,

Thank you for the kind words. Yes STB do not sell this version of the wall bracket.

I purchased the wall bracket from B&O themselves. There are x4 options for the Avant 55 

1. Floor Stand

2. Table Stand

3. Wall bracket not motorised

4. Wall bracket motorised

The stand I chose was not motorised and this was for a number of reasons. Firstly the motorised stand is slightly larger which would have caused the television to sit out/away from the wall another 1cm. Something I didn't want. Secondly the non motorised bracket is sufficient enough if the television is not going to be turned at an angle away from the wall (ie: viewing is solely from in front and doesn't required the television to be angled greatly). Finally was the cost... having the motorised wall bracket was double the price which I couldn't justify for the amount of times I would use it.

All that being said, if anybody was contemplating an Avant television that would need to be angled/moved out every time for viewing, then the motorised wall bracket is strongly recommended according to B&O since it is designed and re-enforced to remain angled out. I have also been told it is acceptable for the standard wall bracket to be moved/angled out for maintenance behind the television but not to remain there permanently.

I didn't find many photos/info of the wall bracket in my extensive research during the planning stages so if anybody needs for details/photos please don't hesitate to ask.

Hope that helps

Thank Alpha Sierra for your good review. 

Greetings / Peter Pan

Alphasierra wrote:

All that being said, if anybody was contemplating an Avant television that would need to be angled/moved out every time for viewing, then the motorised wall bracket is strongly recommended according to B&O since it is designed and re-enforced to remain angled out. I have also been told it is acceptable for the standard wall bracket to be moved/angled out for maintenance behind the television but not to remain there permanently.

Another piece of the system arrived yesterday. The Beolab19 is very impressive and looks wonderful. I installed it myself, adjusted the dB levels and BOOM!! It's excellent!! The extra base component is 'icing on the cake' for the audio setup.

The Beolab19 sits beautifully next to the new couch. The wireless connection is a real bonus.

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The remote is incredible. It handles so many functions

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A very pleased B&O owner 😁

Absolutely lovely setup, very clean and sleek.