Beovision stand for 10-40 / 10-46

[BeoStoked]

hello all,

I’m hoping there might be someone out there with a stand for my beovision 10-40.

I believe that the stand is type 4666 and is suitable for both the 10-40 and 10-46 televisions.

its a long shot but if there are any out there in need of a new home please get in touch. I am based in the U.K.

Thanks in advance!

[Ravsted]

Just an alternative option.

If you are a ‘handyman’ … it should be possible to convert a BV7-32 stand for the BV10-40.

Where I live there are many BV7 stands available and you get them more or less for free (<40£)

You can buy a DIN<>8 PIN micro-fit molex cable or solder one and make a plywood adapter plate yourself.

 

• This reply was modified 3 weeks ago by Ravsted. Reason: mini > micro

[Tignum]

Hi, +1 with Ravsted: check this thread too: https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/t/36445.aspx,

I have a 7-32 stand spare (the 4091 floorstand), but it is in the Netherlands…

I own both stands actually and was curious for the heights.

My BV7-32 stand measures about 87cm (top of the footplate to top of the interface).

My BV10-40 stand measures about 62cm there, with an 8cm gap between footplate and TV.

So using this stand for a 10-40 would actually result in (87-62)+8=33 cm gap! Too much and ugly. Maybe the lower 4092 fits? Or shorten the pole handyman style?

Regards, Johan

Location: Netherlands

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[Tignum]

Maybe the lower 4092 fits?

That will be tight (112-80)!

Shortening a 4091 sounds safer :-).

Regards, Johan

Location: Netherlands

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[Ravsted]

Hi,

my thinking was not to modify the stand at all.

I got a 10-40 hanging on the wall and a BV7-32 stand. I just placed them next to each other to illustrate how I would make the adapter plate.

I looks a bit like a ghost 🙂  – – but it is Halloween tomorrow – –  so…. 🙂

At the top you have 2 holes to bolt it to the original bracket. There is a small cut-out for the hinge.

Put 2 bolts into the TV and slide it into the two cuts/slots at top.

Fasten the bolts and add the additional 2 at the button.

The cut-out at the button ensures the ventilation isn’t blocked.

A small bracket (drawn in grey) determines the tilt as the TV will lean forward by default due to the modified ‘balance point’.

This will put the TV at the original heigh above the stand-base i.e. approx. 8-10 cm.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by Ravsted.

[Tignum]

Hi Ravsted, hi Beostoked,

Indeed things depend a bit on having the ‘spider’ on the back of the BV10-40 already or not!

I like your friendly ghost image!

J.

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[BeoStoked]

Thanks for all of your inventive solutions, I’m not sure if I could realise any of the adapted designs but I am very grateful for the time you’ve taken to help.

out of interest, I know the 10-40 and 10-46 share the same stand but could anyone confirm that the ‘spider’ bracket (good description Tignum) between the tv and stand are also common to both sizes of tv ?

all the best and thanks once again!

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[Tignum]

Hello Beostoked, the servicemanual is issued for both 40&46 and there is only one ‘interface bracket’ that I called spider:

No worries there!

Regards, Johan

Location: Netherlands

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[multicare]

Hi,

Just to chip in, we have a stand if you want it.

Collection welcome.

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[BeoStoked]

Hi multicare, thanks for your response. Do you have a link to the product that you could send?

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[BeoStoked]

Thanks for that Multicare, could you let me know the price that you are asking for that? I tried to find on your site but couldn’t find it listed.

best regards

[multicare]

It’s not for sale on the site but we are open to offers, name your price and I’m sure it will be fine 🙂

 

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