Need A Component Rack & Wall Mount or Combo Stand?
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Need A Component Rack & Wall Mount or Combo Stand?
Earlier tonight I messed up my cabinet that my plasma and components sit on (it is semi-ghetto
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Originally Posted by sniper308
How big is the TV? What's your price range?

Here is what I'll need it for:
42" Panny plasma
Receiver
PS3
Price range....I dunno, $200-$250 for a combo stand. I'm not sure how much wall mounts are ($100ish? monoprice?) and a component rack is probably at least $150-$200?
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My 42" Panny is on a wall mount from Monoprice that I paid $28 for. I bought a single glass component wall shelf from Amazon for about $40 - more than one shelf could be used vertically. I think the setup looks great (for a bedroom).
The coloring isn't the greatest in this pic, but you get the idea:
The coloring isn't the greatest in this pic, but you get the idea:
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Wow...that looks nice! I would need 3 shelves (PS3, HD Box, Receiver), but still very do-able and under budget! I am trying to not totally f' up my walls, but I figure holes for my speaker mounts aren't a big deal, so adding a few more isn't bad. One of my roommates has a wall mount, and the other is going to get one soon too.
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Originally Posted by pedagogue
Wow...that looks nice! I would need 3 shelves (PS3, HD Box, Receiver), but still very do-able and under budget! I am trying to not totally f' up my walls, but I figure holes for my speaker mounts aren't a big deal, so adding a few more isn't bad.
Search Amazon for 'wall component shelf' or something similar and you'll find all kinds of options.
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Here are a couple wall mounting audio racks I looked at before I decided to go a different route.
http://www.standsandmounts.com/index...ROD&ProdID=949
http://www.standsandmounts.com/index...OD&ProdID=8703
http://www.standsandmounts.com/index...ROD&ProdID=949
http://www.standsandmounts.com/index...OD&ProdID=8703
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Thanks!
Ironically I found the same ones at amazon (where I'm trying to find them). They both seem like they will work.
I posted my options here: http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=533427
Ironically I found the same ones at amazon (where I'm trying to find them). They both seem like they will work.
I posted my options here: http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=533427
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Here is what i ended up getting:

$180 (down from $230)
It was $190 with tax (ordered online for a store pickup), and I used a $10 rewards GC to get it back to $180. I ended up with this because I wanted something sturdy, and I didn't feel like messing around with mounting the component racks. It is pretty short (which I wanted since I am still wall mounting the plasma), and it should look pretty good for my setup. It was heavy as hell bc it is metal and tempered glass.
My monoprice wall mount should be here tomorrow.....el yay!

$180 (down from $230)
It was $190 with tax (ordered online for a store pickup), and I used a $10 rewards GC to get it back to $180. I ended up with this because I wanted something sturdy, and I didn't feel like messing around with mounting the component racks. It is pretty short (which I wanted since I am still wall mounting the plasma), and it should look pretty good for my setup. It was heavy as hell bc it is metal and tempered glass.
My monoprice wall mount should be here tomorrow.....el yay!
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Bell'O. The shelves support 50 lbs. I have my Onkyo 805 on it and so far so good. (AT-423T)
http://www.bello.com/index.php?parti...00&categ_id=41
http://www.bello.com/index.php?parti...00&categ_id=41




