matador43 wrote:

I don't want to hijack the thread but I've always wondered: is it ok to move the stand manually when it is connected to the TV? Like when accidentally pushing it when cleaning?

That's a very good and relevant question actually. So I did move it only twice so far - I feel that the STB Brackets' VESA mount is holding the panel really well so I don't believe it should be a problem - but at the same time I do it very gently and carefully, start with a tiny bit of force just to get things moving.

Also the BV7 stand is moving smoothly, did not need to make a very strong push. But I would absolutely advise moderation and being gentle... ...this is in the end more of a "once-in-a-while" kind of solution rather than "three-times-daily". For the real thing you'd need the real Beovision.

Duels wrote:

I wonder if B&O or STB would think about a simple stand option along these lines?

I guess it is available already, if this is what you had in mind: 

I should have been more clear: I was meaning "to manually turn the stand when regularly connected to a regular Beovision, which mean motor is "clutched" and under power. Hence the hijack warning 😳

But to answer to your answer, I've got a a TV on a rotating stand and I move it often, pushing or pulling the TV by its corner. So far I've not managed to make my TV curved 😁. I just check the lubrication once a year and of course move it with caution.

AnalogPlanet wrote:

I guess it is available already, if this is what you had in mind: https://www.stbbrackets.co.uk/en-GB/products/LG-65c9-LG-55c9

Hannes2811 wrote:

Hi,

 

 

I can fully agree, it looks very good. I have mounted my system on the wall and I am very satisfied. in the music field I lack clarity and delicacy. Therefore my 18s including beosound core remain for music. I had previously integrated the 18s via WiSa.

 

 

LG and Beosound stage are a great setup and I really like the integration of the Beoremote

 

 

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May I know the height of your mounted tv from floor to center of screen ? 

as i can see it's 105cm +- 5 cm

IA64 wrote:

May I know the height of your mounted tv from floor to center of screen ?