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Looks good! Love how the beovision stand is reused more often. Hope someone comes with a plug and play module to re-use the motorstand with other brand tv's/remotes (it is already possible, but a bit difficult and not plug and play).
How did you mount your 7-32 stand to your 55" Sony? Which bracket?
Thank you! I bought the mount from STBbrackets, worth every penny :)Wiring up the motor to an Arduino to try and control the motor....that’s on my to-do list ;) I don’t really want to buy the expensive Lintronic box to do it....Looks good! Love how the beovision stand is reused more often. Hope someone comes with a plug and play module to re-use the motorstand with other brand tv's/remotes (it is already possible, but a bit difficult and not plug and play). How did you mount your 7-32 stand to your 55" Sony? Which bracket?
Thank you! This is not where they will be permanently. I just had to snap a quick picture as soon as I got them home, haha. I will be back home in a week and I can’t wait to properly set them up!Hi Tucker That’s a new year start! Congratulations Because they are close to your furniture and wall, the calibration may fail. If this happened, try to move/turn the speakers a little bit and launch the calibration again. Enjoy.
Well spotted! I am Danish so we have quite a bit of Danish design around the house here in the UK.
Looks good! Love how the beovision stand is reused more often. Hope someone comes with a plug and play module to re-use the motorstand with other brand tv's/remotes (it is already possible, but a bit difficult and not plug and play).
How did you mount your 7-32 stand to your 55" Sony? Which bracket?
Thank you!
I bought the mount from STBbrackets, worth every penny :)
Wiring up the motor to an Arduino to try and control the motor....that’s on my to-do list ;) I don’t really want to buy the expensive Lintronic box to do it....
Maybe an idea to inspire people to make a DIY bracket (that will not be so nice as an STB) - from a BV6-26's guts I salvaged the metal plate that connects to the stand. Some drilling and metal strips will be required to fit a modern TV with VESA to it. At the moment I do not have a purpose. Whenever I will come to it, I will post the result in the 'what are you working on now' thread.
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Hi Tucker
That’s a new year start! Congratulations
Because they are close to your furniture and wall, the calibration may fail. If this happened, try to move/turn the speakers a little bit and launch the calibration again.
Enjoy.
Thank you! This is not where they will be permanently. I just had to snap a quick picture as soon as I got them home, haha. I will be back home in a week and I can’t wait to properly set them up!
Very nice Tucker - I hope one day I can make a similar post :-)
I am sure the dog will be not sleeping anymore when you calibrate them!
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Maybe an idea to inspire people to make a DIY bracket (that will not be so nice as an STB) - from a BV6-26's guts I salvaged the metal plate that connects to the stand. Some drilling and metal strips will be required to fit a modern TV with VESA to it. At the moment I do not have a purpose. Whenever I will come to it, I will post the result in the 'what are you working on now' thread.
Johan
I was thinking about something similar just the other day (after I took one of my BV6's apart to clean it). Seems a shame to remove from a working model, but much cheaper than the STB equivalent. Thanks for posting!
PS: OneRemote also do a stand adaptor - cheaper than the STB version but still €146:
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