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Old 08-26-00, 01:27 PM
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Does anyone else find it tricky to find a stand for your Wega ?? I mean besides the 150 sony stand that neither swivels nor has weels ????

I got mad when I flipped through the Ikea catalogue, saw some nice stuff ... but it usually reads "fits most 32" TVs (max 130 / 150 lbs) "

now, my baby ist 180 lbs or so ... i wonder if i am ok with 30 lbs overload (plus, the receiver and stuff is not too light too ..

any ideas ??
Old 08-26-00, 01:38 PM
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I settled for a Sony stand. $200.
I don't need the wheel and swilvel.
Besides I think my TV weights over 200 pounds.
Having wheels would make the stand more prone to failure. They also look very good!
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I use a big, sturdy coffee table my grandfather built about 3 decades ago. I knwe it'd work cause i could stand on it and I'm 250, more than the TV!
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Don't forget about the centre speaker that is usually placed on top of the TV.

For instance, my centre is Paradigm Reference CC450, which weighs probably around 30 pounds -- no lightweight.

On the other hand, the top of most Wega's are usually too narrow to properly place most centre speakers. Probably could put the centre on a bookshelf that is located just above the top of the TV.




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Old 08-27-00, 02:17 PM
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Audioadvisor has a nice selection of stands. I'm using a Salamander Synergy with casters; its well made and will support anything.
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my tv weighs over two hundred pounds, and i'd have one hell of a time trying to swivel that. i went with the sony stand. it goes well with the tv and it's made to be the perfect high so it's at eye level with my couch.
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I purchased a great Tech Craft stand at Audio King (probably would be at Ultimate Electronics as well). It cost $180, but I think it looks better than the Sony stand with more space inside. And it swivels!
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Oh, and that stand was also made to go with the Wega. I have a 32" Wega and it's very sturdy, easily supporting my TV.
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Thanks everyone !

still a little clueless though .. i may try this one stand from ikea

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I'll second the reccomendation for the Tech Craft stand. It holds my XBR400 (185 lbs) just fine.
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I have a AV stand from Lovan that works great. It is not that cheap though. The legs are hollow so you can fill it with shot.
BTW I bought it from http://www.soundcity.com

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