Yup, I did the intermediate plywood board idea because my studs were 24" apart and the Mononprice 3725 mount's wall plate is only 19" apart.

I painted the plywood black using Krylon spray paint, even though it isn't visible from the top of the TV unless one is standing about 2 feet in front of it.

Are your bolts countersunk on the other side of the plywood?

You can imagine what 130lbs of cantilevered $3000 Panasonic 58" Plasma load could do to a brick fireplace if not attached properly.

Here I took two sheets of ¾” plywood and joined them as one using 100% coverage glue and pneumatic driven staples.
I then used 4 original (old Vizio 50" plasma) and 4 additional new 3/8” concrete anchors.

To attach the articulating mount to the plywood I used 12 flat head machine bolts, bolted through the 1 ½ inches of plywood, all with oversized washers.

I’m a slim and trim 240lbs of pure love machine, I hung off of it and got a slight groan from the wood but other than that I’m good with the mount and especially the value from Monoprice. The mount is rated at 175lbs.

I added the plywood instead of mounting directly to the brick in an attempt to share the torque loading and then in the event of a partial anchor failure the remaining anchors should assist in arresting any further movement. All this is good as long as the brick wall doesn’t pop out. If it falls, I’m going to a 19” desktop unit.

Are your bolts countersunk on the other side of the plywood?

Yup. They're hex head machine bolts that I fed through from the other side of the plywood and secured with washer and nuts on the front side.

You can imagine what 130lbs of cantilevered $3000 Panasonic 58" Plasma load could do to a brick fireplace if not attached properly.

Here I took two sheets of ¾” plywood and joined them as one using 100% coverage glue and pneumatic driven staples.
I then used 4 original (old Vizio 50" plasma) and 4 additional new 3/8” concrete anchors.

To attach the articulating mount to the plywood I used 12 flat head machine bolts, bolted through the 1 ½ inches of plywood, all with oversized washers.

I’m a slim and trim 240lbs of pure love machine, I hung off of it and got a slight groan from the wood but other than that I’m good with the mount and especailly the value from Monoprice. The mount is rated at 175lbs.

Good stuff. I also used two sheets of 3/4" plywood but didn't join them together with glue. I just attached the wall plate to the plywood sheets with 6 flat head machine bolts. I then attached the entire assembly to two wood studs, and the lag bolts for one of the studs actually goes through the wall plate. It's all rock solid and I love this mount!

I mounted my new Panasonic 46PZ85U (77 lbs) using the Monoprice 3725 mount this weekend and the installation looks much the same as the pictures Andrew911tt posted. The mount is pushed all the way back to the wall and is just a hair off being parallel to the wall. I bought 3" lag screws and used those instead of the 2.5" lag screws that were supplied. Very easy installation.

I am very happy with the result and the product.

I mounted my 40" in the bedroom using the 3991. I like the way it came out. very sturdy mount. only issue was i had 24" studs so i had to do a little modifications. Its nice having a 40" in the bedroom. cant wait for the 58" to finally get here though!!!!!!!

Here's my Panasonic 50PZ85 on a 3610 (Low profile). These are the only pics I have at work atm.

I'm planning to mount my bedroom 42" plasma on a 3724 when I find some spare time.

looks great. how many inches up to the middle of the screen?

I'd say ~41" or so to the middle of the screen.

I bought a monoprice tilt wall mount (can't recall which one, it's the basic one that is about $25). I have a 42" Panny plasma mounted on it for a while now. No problems, flexing, etc.

I was concerned it would not support tv (just being cautious, wasn't doubting the mount). So, prior to mounting TV, I pulled on it as hard as I could. I lifted myself on it and shook around and tried to stress the mount. I weigh 175 pounds, btw. The mount was solid, rock solid. I used 4 lag bolts to attach to wall. I have no concerns about this mount. I do want to get a 3725 for my 52" LCD (about 125 pounds I think) and want to get any additional advice anyone would offer. I saw the above pictures and they look great!

i recently swapped out my MP 4926 mount for a MP 3411.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082802&p_id=3411&seq=1&format=2

http://images.monoprice.com/productlargeimages/34111.jpg


the 4926 is a great mount...very sturdy and strong...but it was too wide for my 32" LCD.

the 3411 is better suited for my 32" LCD and corner installation. for its size and design, it is extremely strong. it says it is good for a 17"-30", but it handles my 32" with ease. the wall plate portion is a bit wide so you would only be able to tie into a stud on one side of it. however, the best thing is to cut a piece of 2x6, bolt that to the wall stud, and then bolt the mount to the 2x6. i did that with mine and it is strong as can be.

this mount has great flexibility, and i have no question of its strength.

i'll post installation pics as soon as i upload them. i do need to go back and patch all the holes from the 4926 mount though. because of its design, and my stud positioning, i had to use a few toggle bolts to secure one side. that required rather large holes, which will require some extensive repairing.

Here's my Panasonic 50PZ85 on a 3610 (Low profile). These are the only pics I have at work atm.

I'm planning to mount my bedroom 42" plasma on a 3724 when I find some spare time.

Great looking setup.

Great looking setup.

Thanks!

hello all,

i received my monoprice 3725 mount not too long ago and took it out of the box yesterday. problem is, the front plate has a good amount of rotational play with relation to the wall plate. it seems clear that if i hang the tv off of exact center, the front plate will rotate a few degrees. i don't have the mount near me now, but as i recall, the play originates in the first joint behind the front plate... anyone know if i can just crank those allen bolts in that first joint to eliminate the potential wobble?

thanks,

hello all,

i received my monoprice 3725 mount not too long ago and took it out of the box yesterday. problem is, the front plate has a good amount of rotational play with relation to the wall plate. it seems clear that if i hang the tv off of exact center, the front plate will rotate a few degrees. i don't have the mount near me now, but as i recall, the play originates in the first joint behind the front plate... anyone know if i can just crank those allen bolts in that first joint to eliminate the potential wobble?

thanks,

Those allen bolts on the front plate are intended for leveling your TV once it is mounted, so just in case you mounted the wall-plate slightly off-level, you still have the ability to compensate and level it at the front plate.

Btw, this is explained in the manual that came with the 3725, so RTFM.

Using a Monoprice wall mount for a Pro-111 and an OmniMount Motion52 for a fhd1. Both work well.

Okay, I will reread the manual when I get home.

Good to hear Paris_TN, I will also be using the mount on a Pro-111.

How bout this, have you or anyone had to tighten or touch or adjust anything on the mount itself before putting it on the wall? Was it solid right out of the box?

Thanks

I want to hang my TV in the middle of my living room wall, and there is a stud RIGHT in the centre of the wall. Problem is, the studs are 20 inches apart, so I won't be able to hit two studs with the mount if the mount is centered. I'm new to this... but when you put the tv on the mount itself, does it have to be perfectly centered or can it be moved to one side or the other...

Thanks!

Yikes.... so the studs are 24 inches apart...

I want to hang my TV in the middle of my living room wall, and there is a stud RIGHT in the centre of the wall. Problem is, the studs are 20 inches apart, so I won't be able to hit two studs with the mount if the mount is centered. I'm new to this... but when you put the tv on the mount itself, does it have to be perfectly centered or can it be moved to one side or the other...

Thanks!

I have one of the tilt mounts made by Monoprice (ID 3004). Once mounted on the wall I can slide the TV maybe 5-7" in either direction on the wall bracket, but not much more than that. I am sure the amount of adjustment after install is different with each Monoprice mount and the adjustment amount will also vary from TV to TV as different sets have different bolt spacing for attaching the brackets.

Yikes.... so the studs are 24 inches apart...

Im confused. Are your wall studs 20" or 24" apart?

If you studs are 20 inches apart you could use Monoprice mount 3401 which has a wall plate that is 45" wide. At 20" stud spacing you could hit three studs if you are centered on the middle one.

I want to hang my TV in the middle of my living room wall, and there is a stud RIGHT in the centre of the wall. Problem is, the studs are 20 inches apart, so I won't be able to hit two studs with the mount if the mount is centered. I'm new to this... but when you put the tv on the mount itself, does it have to be perfectly centered or can it be moved to one side or the other...

Thanks!
You could use plywood boards as an intermediate between the wall plate and the wall studs. See my post here for pics and some details: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=15803386#post15803386

TV is only 42 inches wide :(

I do plan to go bigger down the road, but not yet.

Im confused. Are your wall studs 20" or 24" apart?

If you studs are 20 inches apart you could use Monoprice mount 3401 which has a wall plate that is 45" wide. At 20" stud spacing you could hit three studs if you are centered on the middle one.

They're 20.

well apparently i'm the worst handyman of all time. i was mounting my 3900 mount, and use a snapped those huge lag bolts while i was tightening it with a socket wrench!

well apparently i'm the worst handyman of all time. i was mounting my 3900 mount, and use a snapped those huge lag bolts while i was tightening it with a socket wrench!


I did not have any problems, but I did spray some lubricant in the holes before tightening the bolts.

well apparently i'm the worst handyman of all time. i was mounting my 3900 mount, and use a snapped those huge lag bolts while i was tightening it with a socket wrench!

Did you pilot drill the holes?

Not that it helps now but I replaced all the lag bolts from the kits with some from Home Depot. Only a dollar or two more for 6 or 8. You could just drill more holes up/down from the ones that broke off. In the end they will be hidden, right?

I would recommend non-plated lag bolts, as some of the plated ones are much weaker and can snap. Especially if you don't use a large enough pilot drill beforehand.

Did you pilot drill the holes?

Not that it helps now but I replaced all the lag bolts from the kits with some from Home Depot. Only a dollar or two more for 6 or 8. You could just drill more holes up/down from the ones that broke off. In the end they will be hidden, right?

i did drill some holes prior, but i guess they werent deep enough, as the bolt snapped at the very end as i was tightening it up. i guess i got to get myself a bigger drill bit

Hey guys, I am planning to mount a 42 inch panasonic plasma, at my dads house. Do the monoprice low profile give you enough room to plug in the HDMI cables? Do the kits come with spacers and lag bolts like other brands do?

Hey guys, I am planning to mount a 42 inch panasonic plasma, at my dads house. Do the monoprice low profile give you enough room to plug in the HDMI cables? Do the kits come with spacers and lag bolts like other brands do?

I used a tilting model, but based on how much room is behind it, you should still have plenty of room for HDMI connections behind a low profile mount. If you think it will be too tight, you can always use this (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10419&cs_id=1041907&p_id=3733&seq=1&format=2) or this (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=104&cp_id=10419&cs_id=1041907&p_id=3850&seq=1&format=2). And yes the mounts include spacers and lag bolts. A lot of people opt to use bolts from Home Depot or Lowes instead, but I used the ones that came with the mount. If you drill proper pilot holes, you shouldn't have any problems with them.

I just installed the 3725 with my Pioneer 5020 and I did notice a sag. After reading this thread, I've decided to contact Monoprice to see what they have to say about it. Here's what Tech Support had to say:

Please wait for a site operator to respond.
You are now chatting with 'TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1)'
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): Thank you for contacting Monoprice Tech Support. My name is Tjayi. How may I be able to assist you?
you: hi
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): hello how may i help you today?
you: i purchased a tv mount from monoprice
you: after the installation i noticed the the arms were sagging
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): i see do you have the product id number of the mount you purchased
you: yes, 3725
you: the wall plate looks good and it is flush into the wall...the arms are a bit worrying since it is sagging
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): the nature of the mount is to flex and rebound allowing it to absorb shock more effectively and protecting the display in the event it gets bumped. That same quality will mean that larger and heavier displays will have a tendancy to sag downward especially with mounts with more complicated mechanism like those found on our tilting/swiveling designs. The forward tilt can be easily compensated for by tilting the display upward and locking it in a position that hold the screen level.
you: ok
you: thank you for the reassurance
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): np
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): Is there anything else I can help you with?
you: it's hard to swallow if a $2000 tv falls into the ground
you: that will be all
you: have a nice day
TS - Tjayi "Chay" M (Level 1): Thank you for shopping at Monoprice. Have a nice day.
you: you too


Please let me know what you think,

Khai

Hi Khle77,

Some sag is normal as mentioned. However, if it seems extreme or the joints are loose, it may need to be adjusted or replaced. Send us a photo to tech@monoprice.com and we'll let you know if the sag you are experience is normal.

Regards,

Howard
Tech Support

Hi Khle77,

Some sag is normal as mentioned. However, if it seems extreme or the joints are loose, it may need to be adjusted or replaced. Send us a photo to tech@monoprice.com and we'll let you know if the sag you are experience is normal.

Regards,

Howard
Tech Support

Wow, it's great to see Monoprice coming on here and answering user questions!

My 3725 mount works great and all the cables I've purchased from Monoprice are awesome and have saved me hundreds of dollars! Thanks Monoprice!

Hi Khle77,

Some sag is normal as mentioned. However, if it seems extreme or the joints are loose, it may need to be adjusted or replaced. Send us a photo to tech@monoprice.com and we'll let you know if the sag you are experience is normal.

Regards,

Howard
Tech Support

Are you kidding ME? Really? No way would I trust that to be OK. I've posted months ago the Monoprice mounts do not have any agency certification to test for quality of materials and manufacturing standards, like UL or ETL.

I won't go down that path with the folks who slammed me for my last comments in March, but I will state my opinion after researching and asking specific question to monoprice regarding the claims they make for weight they are only speculative, nothing more and no assurance monoprice will back up any damage claim if it fails. I've read too many threads with people saying the "low price" mount are good value, but they sag or the bolts break, for whatever reason and not to use the bolts and go to HD and buy better ones. REALLY? Good luck to you all who want to save a few bucks on a mount that might, yes I said MIGHT fail. Not me, I spent the few buck more for my Sanus to hold my expensive TV on the wall!

Are you kidding ME? Really? No way would I trust that to be OK. I've posted months ago the Monoprice mounts do not have any agency certification to test for quality of materials and manufacturing standards, like UL or ETL.

I won't go down that path with the folks who slammed me for my last comments in March, but I will state my opinion after researching and asking specific question to monoprice regarding the claims they make for weight they are only speculative, nothing more and no assurance monoprice will back up any damage claim if it fails. I've read too many threads with people saying the "low price" mount are good value, but they sag or the bolts break, for whatever reason and not to use the bolts and go to HD and buy better ones. REALLY? Good luck to you all who want to save a few bucks on a mount that might, yes I said MIGHT fail. Not me, I spent the few buck more for my Sanus to hold my expensive TV on the wall!

My 3725 Monoprice mount is rock solid with very very little sag. It's been supporting my 125 lbs Panasonic 58" PZ800U for over 6 months now and hasn't budged.

I just rechecked all my floor-to-screen measurements and the leveling of my TV (both horizontal and vertical) and everything is still exactly as it was when I first installed it over 6 months ago. If that's not stable, rock solid, and reliable then I don't know what is!

Are you kidding ME? Really? No way would I trust that to be OK. I've posted months ago the Monoprice mounts do not have any agency certification to test for quality of materials and manufacturing standards, like UL or ETL.

I won't go down that path with the folks who slammed me for my last comments in March, but I will state my opinion after researching and asking specific question to monoprice regarding the claims they make for weight they are only speculative, nothing more and no assurance monoprice will back up any damage claim if it fails. I've read too many threads with people saying the "low price" mount are good value, but they sag or the bolts break, for whatever reason and not to use the bolts and go to HD and buy better ones. REALLY? Good luck to you all who want to save a few bucks on a mount that might, yes I said MIGHT fail. Not me, I spent the few buck more for my Sanus to hold my expensive TV on the wall!

Hopefully you didn't use the bolts that came with your fancy Sanus mount.

http://www.amazon.com/Sanus-VMDD26B-Universal-Articulating-Displays/dp/B000BYCNMS

The Design is great and exactly what i needed. It's got a very easy brainless setup but the LAG bolts were really cheap. I went and spent 3.86 on new lagbolts and asked amazon compensation! I broke 2 of the lag bolts just ratcheting them. They literally snapped off! I've never EVER had this with a lag bolt, ever. So that's my advice. If you buy this item spend about 3-4$ for higher quality lagbolts. Other than that it's a great item but because i got inferior quality bolts i can't give this item any higher than 3 star.

Overall, this is a great product and very sturdy. However, beware of the four lag bolts supplied with the product (these are the bolts that secure the mount to the wall). One of the lag bolts snapped in half during our installation and I see that this has also happened to other reviewers of this product. Considering that these bolts are 'where the rubber meets the road' I highly recommend purchasing stainless steel lag bolts and tossing the Sanus supplied bolts in the garbage.

We had to buy new hardware for it because the included hardware didn't seem sturdy enough, but overall is was easy to install and works great.


The instructions were pictures with minimal use of writing. Would have been better to use both. And the screws used to hold the mount to the TV were way too short. Had to make a trip to Lowe's. But the design and function is outstanding when you get passed that...
http://www.crutchfield.ca/sanus_vmaa26_silver_flat_panel_wall_mount_w_tilt_s_p/051vmaa26.htm

Wall mount is very strong, and attached well to Sony 40" TV. I would rate this a 5, but had a poor experience with lag bolt. Head broke off in ratchet without significant torque. If you purchase, make sure to replace lag bolts.


Now for bad news, the lag bolts that come with this mount are terrible. I followed the instructions to the letter, pre-drilling pilot holes and not overtightening but the darn bolt snapped off in the stud. I was able to fix the holes and reposition, this time using stainless lag bolts from a local hardware store. With the new bolts it went up without a problem. Buy new bolts before you install!


And Sanus is also very capable of building wallmounts that sag:
http://www.amazon.com/Sanus-System-VM1B-VisionMount-Mount/dp/B0002XD0A2
The product description says this item can handle up to 50 pounds. My panel is about 44 pounds and the vertical adjustment simply cannot handle the weight of the panel. I used the "heavy load" bolt that's supposed to take care of this but it doesn't even come close. The TV doesn't just slip down a bit. It just sags against the wall. I can't imagine this mount could hold up a panel over 20 pounds without assistance.


I could go on but you won't care. Point is I've had my 42" plasma mounted on the wall for a long time, and it hasn't budged at all. I have the monoprice mount that extends as well as tilt/swivel. Rock solid, no sag.

I had my 42" Panny on one monoprice mount for over a year, then moved up to a low-profile mount for the 50" Panny. The 42" still sits on the same mount at my in-laws' house. I also used a smaller mount for a 17" lcd. All of them have worked very well. Just my experience, though.

Had my 42" panny plasma on a monoprice mount for 6 months or so. Used the lag bolts supplied with it, and not a single problem. No sagging, no broken bolts when installing them. I am 100% satisfied with this mount.

I have a low profile mount for a 32" LCD and an adjustable one with the aluminum arms for a 50" plasma from monoprice.com. Couldn't be happier with my purchase. However the only time I extend the adjustable one out substantially is to plug in components.

OK I just read this thread from start to finish and did a quick search at the end. Is anyone using the monoprice swiveling mounts on larger heavier plasmas like a 60"?

I see that monoprice is coming out with the 5920 which is going to be rated at 200lbs but the tech chat person didn't know when they were being released:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=5920&seq=1&format=3#specification

Just a two cents post. I've had my Pioneer 6010 mounted to a tilting monoprice mount for almost two years, can't remember the actual model number. No sag, solidly mounted to studs, and there is some lateral adjustment to make up for the mismatch between the mounting point and the ideal location for the TV itself. Am going to order another one when I replace my rear projection Toshiba in the bedroom with a plasma (hoping to find a KRP-500M in the next few months).

avnuttyguy, they are slamming you because you sound childish.

People have owned both types of mounts and compared them and feel safe with their monoprice mounts. People have hung from there mounts and trusted them with 58" plasmas with no problems. You seem to ignore everything just because you want to slam monoprice.

Note UL and GS certifications are very stringent. In order to get UL approval a TV mount must hold 4 times its weight for at least one minute. That means the mono price mount that is mentioned in this thread could support 600 pounds while fully extended!! I don't think so, so what does the rating mean ? YOur guess is as good as mine. I recommend sticking with mounts that are at least GS certified, if not UL approved for assurance.

I have installed mounts from Mono, some with little or no trouble, some with a lot's of sag. I have recently started buying some mounts for my installs from www.av-express.com as their mounts are virtually same price as mono and are GS certified for strength. Their mounts seem a little more stable with heavy gauge steel and no sag.


Jim

I'm planning on wall mounting my Samsung PN50B650 using a low profile mount. The Monoprice 4114 seems to fit my needs. Do you have experience with this mount?

My other thought is to use this Monoprice 5918, which is an ultra-low profile mount. Anyone with experience with this one? Advice in choosing between the two?

Will I need the port saver to make my HDMI connections, given that the mounts leave only 1.25" and .75", respectively, of room between the TV and the wall?

(The board wouldn't allow me to post URLs to the products I mentioned above since I have not yet made 3 posts.)

I've got a year old Samsung 58" Plasma (don't have the exact model handy) and was looking at the mono 3725 or the mono 4174. It seems like everyone has the same 58" Panasonic. Anyone have any experience with these mounts and Samsung Plasma's? I'd like to make sure it fits to the back of the TV without any issues.

Also, on the 4174, it's just a tilt model and it doesn't seem to have a lot of clearance between the set and the wall. How are you able to plug in your cables with the TV mounted? Do you have to make all of your connections first then mount the TV? Do you have to take the set down if you want to make any future changes?

Thanks in advance.

I just want to thank everyone in advance for their comments in this thread that I've read on and off all day. Very helpful and informative.

I just purchased a LG 55LH90 (55", about 80#) and have been looking at the Monoprice mounts. I'll either lean their way or at Jimsaudiovideo's recommendation of av-express.

I bought mine from onlybestrated.com (they resell some Monoprice products) as it was in stock and in Canada (therefore shipping was less for me).

Thanks!!! This is great, I had been debating ordering a mount from MP for a while, and I think this place might have just sealed the deal. Local pickup makes it even easier. I'll still order the smaller stuff from MP, but the mounts really add up to ship.

would it be ok to still do this or should I buy a slightly longer lag bolt to replace the ones I have now- I tightened the first 2 lag bolts without putting a washer between the bolt and the mount DOH- I was rushing of course- so the 2 right ones do not have washers and the 2 left ones do have them- can I just unscrew them- and put washers on- then put lag bolts back and they will be ok in that hole?

would it be ok to still do this or should I buy a slightly longer lag bolt to replace the ones I have now- I tightened the first 2 lag bolts without putting a washer between the bolt and the mount DOH- I was rushing of course- so the 2 right ones do not have washers and the 2 left ones do have them- can I just unscrew them- and put washers on- then put lag bolts back and they will be ok in that hole?

IF the lag bolt screws in easily by hand I would use longer bolts as long as you don't go thru the stud. If you have to use a wrench or socket you will be fine as long as they really tighten up.

thanx rick

I just installed my buddy's 42" plasma with the 3724 tilting a swiveling mount.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=3724&seq=1&format=2
The install was one of the easiest I've done...maybe because I had a second hand to hold it in place while I was measuring and driving the lag bolts.
The mount itself is solid as can be. This is my fifth Monoprice mount to install and hang a TV from and it has been as great as the others. There is no sagging with his 42" plasma. He will be upgrading to a 50"-55" LCD in the near future so we'll see how that goes. I imagine though that the LCD although larger, will likely be about the same weight as the heavy plasma, so I don't anticipate any issues....especially since this mount is good up to 175lbs.
The lag bolts are the same as I expect to see in any kit. I don't really care who makes the product, no one includes top grade hardware in their kits. Drill the proper pilot hole and you'll be fine with the included lags. I drilled two extra holes in the wall plate and ran three lags on each side just because I could. I'm not sure they are needed, but there was no reason not to.

I also installed the low voltage cable and recessed power plug behind the TV
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=105&cp_id=10425&cs_id=1042505&p_id=4006&seq=1&format=2
and the low voltage cable slot at the bottom.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=105&cp_id=10425&cs_id=1042505&p_id=3997&seq=1&format=2
I just used the existing power outlet to power the new upper outlet.

I also successfully used product # 3725 to mount a Sony KDL-52Z5100 yesterday. Pretty easy with two people. The mount claims it'll hold 175 and my tv weighs about 70, so I'm not concerned. I myself hung off the mount for 30 seconds or so and neither saw nor heard anything troubling.

Obviously I can't comment on the long-term integrity of the mount, but it seems solid and well made. The friend who helped me used to do installs for BB and he voiced no concerns.

supporting a big ass 135# 65" plasma....:cool:

Does anyone use one for their pioneer TVs?

Outstanding mount! I've the Adjustable Tilting/Swiveling Wall Mount Aluminum Arms ID: 3725. Intitially I had some concern since the TPC58V10 is heavy, 110 Ibs. And I thought the end plate (the one tv is attaching to) feels kind of wobbly...or too much play to it.

Mounted the TV today, the entire mount didn't sag more than few Centermeters if at all. Delivery guy also commented on how great the quality is on the mount. So its a 10 out of 10 for sure!

Note: Its kind of hard to pull out and push in the arms, might need some WD40s...

I just installed my buddy's 42" plasma with the 3724 tilting a swiveling mount.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=3724&seq=1&format=2
The install was one of the easiest I've done...maybe because I had a second hand to hold it in place while I was measuring and driving the lag bolts.
The mount itself is solid as can be. This is my fifth Monoprice mount to install and hang a TV from and it has been as great as the others. There is no sagging with his 42" plasma. He will be upgrading to a 50"-55" LCD in the near future so we'll see how that goes. I imagine though that the LCD although larger, will likely be about the same weight as the heavy plasma, so I don't anticipate any issues....especially since this mount is good up to 175lbs.
The lag bolts are the same as I expect to see in any kit. I don't really care who makes the product, no one includes top grade hardware in their kits. Drill the proper pilot hole and you'll be fine with the included lags. I drilled two extra holes in the wall plate and ran three lags on each side just because I could. I'm not sure they are needed, but there was no reason not to.

I also installed the low voltage cable and recessed power plug behind the TV
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=105&cp_id=10425&cs_id=1042505&p_id=4006&seq=1&format=2
and the low voltage cable slot at the bottom.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=105&cp_id=10425&cs_id=1042505&p_id=3997&seq=1&format=2
I just used the existing power outlet to power the new upper outlet.

TX, how far away from the wall is the front of the TV when pushed all the way back? I read somewhere the TV was 14" off the wall for this style mount.
And I imagine you can swivel it left and right pretty far eh?

You can imagine what 130lbs of cantilevered $3000 Panasonic 58" Plasma load could do to a brick fireplace if not attached properly.

Here I took two sheets of ¾” plywood and joined them as one using 100% coverage glue and pneumatic driven staples.
I then used 4 original (old Vizio 50" plasma) and 4 additional new 3/8” concrete anchors.

To attach the articulating mount to the plywood I used 12 flat head machine bolts, bolted through the 1 ½ inches of plywood, all with oversized washers.

I’m a slim and trim 240lbs of pure love machine, I hung off of it and got a slight groan from the wood but other than that I’m good with the mount and especially the value from Monoprice. The mount is rated at 175lbs.

I added the plywood instead of mounting directly to the brick in an attempt to share the torque loading and then in the event of a partial anchor failure the remaining anchors should assist in arresting any further movement. All this is good as long as the brick wall doesn’t pop out. If it falls, I’m going to a 19” desktop unit.

How far is your plasma sticking out when you push it all the way back? What was the monoprice model number you used?

Anyone try the 5915 mount (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082801&p_id=5915&seq=1&format=3#specification) with a Panasonic TC-L37X1?

I've the Adjustable Tilting/Swiveling Wall Mount Aluminum Arms ID: 3725 installed today. my 3 years Panasonic 50 inch 8UK (100 lb) is on it now.

the mount itself is very good and for less than $100 shipped, it is a steal. However the supplied lag bolts are garbage. Here is my story. My right stud seems much harder than left stud (I got the firmer feeling compare to the left stud when I was drilling). 1st try, the lag bolt broken right at the end of the thread. I thought I didn't tighten the bolt correctly. go down one inch and re-drill another hole and tighten the bolt very carefully but the bolt broken at the same place. Left side stud is not as hard and both bolts wasn't broken.

So I end up using my old Pro-Mount's lag bolt and drill the 3rd hole 1 inch above the 1st hole. the Pro-Mount lag bolts are 3 inch when the Monoprice supplied lag nut is 4 inch. but a little thicker. Anyone know if the stud is weakened due the 2 wasted hole. Do I need to refill the holes?

I tried to lift myself (150lb) on the mount and it seems very stable and only sag very little (the mount itself, not the wall plate). but I don't think I will mount my 65V10 on this mount. Not because the mount is bad, but it seems getting a turn table for the 65V10 is better than this mount when I only need the swiveling feature (I almost got a Samsung 63 inch plasma just because it has the swiveling stand).

For those of you buying your own lag bolts to put into the studs what sizes & material is everyone going with?

Outstanding mount! I've the Adjustable Tilting/Swiveling Wall Mount Aluminum Arms ID: 3725. Intitially I had some concern since the TPC58V10 is heavy, 110 Ibs. And I thought the end plate (the one tv is attaching to) feels kind of wobbly...or too much play to it.

Mounted the TV today, the entire mount didn't sag more than few Centermeters if at all. Delivery guy also commented on how great the quality is on the mount. So its a 10 out of 10 for sure!

Note: Its kind of hard to pull out and push in the arms, might need some WD40s...

Everything still good with your 58V10 and the 3725 ? My 58V10 is being delivered tommorrow morning and i want to use the 3725. I'll have the 58V10 on a stand for the next week or so but, i'll order the 3725 as long as the mount works great for bigger panels. Seems like everyone's happy with the combo. I have acces to the back of the wall, in my basement where it's going to be mounted. My laundry room is the other side of the wall.

TX, how far away from the wall is the front of the TV when pushed all the way back? I read somewhere the TV was 14" off the wall for this style mount.
And I imagine you can swivel it left and right pretty far eh?

I just did an install of a 42" Panny on the same mount (3724) and when it's pushed all the way in I'd say the front of the plasma is about 5" from the wall.

Hey guys,

I'm planning to get the 3725 for a 42" Panny G15, I think the TV is 65-70lb (~30kg), the wall mount is rated at 175lb do you think that is overkill?

I'm just wondering if it'll be too bulky, the prices are so good I don't care about that and it'd be nice to know my light plasma can extend all the way without even stressing the mount.

I got the 3724 (the steel arm version of the 3725) last week to mount a 46" LCD in my bedroom. It is not overly bulky and should work well with your G15.

I got the 3724 (the steel arm version of the 3725) last week to mount a 46" LCD in my bedroom. It is not overly bulky and should work well with your G15.

ok, thank you very much. I'll pick up a couple badly needed HDMI cables while I'm at it, I love this forum :).

Read through the entire thread, and I appreciate everyone's opinons, certainly has helped me buy with confidence.

Two questions that I was wondering if someone could now clarify

1. I have heard mention of the swivel being a little "rigid" has anyone found that WD40 has worked? Solutions? How tight is it?

2. Looking at 3725 aluminum for Panny 50" G10, 91 lbs.... Only read about the aluminum mentioned a couple times... any one have any specific review of the aluminum version? Is it strong? Does it reduce any sag (not that much should be expected, anyway)?

For those of you buying your own lag bolts to put into the studs what sizes & material is everyone going with?

IMO;
You should be safe with 5/16" or go 3/8" to be sure. 3" length should be fine.
Drill pilot holes 1/8" smaller than the dia you are using. Use fender washers to back up the bolt head/ spread the load.
BTW Lowes and HDepot have been using Chinese bolts for awhile.
I'm going to test one from the same box by threading in into a scap 2x4 and abusing it.
I've had bad batchs before that were worthless.

Is anyone using a Monoprice mount for a 58 or 60" Plasma?

Well I have a 42" but it is the Olevia which weighs a whopping 100lbs nmo problems for three years now on its monoprice mount. I did buy my own lag bolts for the wall and made sure to get three in each of two studs

Everything still good with your 58V10 and the 3725 ? My 58V10 is being delivered tommorrow morning and i want to use the 3725. I'll have the 58V10 on a stand for the next week or so but, i'll order the 3725 as long as the mount works great for bigger panels. Seems like everyone's happy with the combo. I have acces to the back of the wall, in my basement where it's going to be mounted. My laundry room is the other side of the wall.


Yep, 1 month now still solid as a rock. If it fails I'll write a huge rant here in bold make sure everybody knows..;)

I have a 54in panny plasma and using the 3724 monoprice mount. How snug or how much torque for the bolts that fast the arms to the back of the tv set?
Don't want to be a gorilla with them, but I don't want the tv to fall!!:eek:

i had my buddy send me a pic (bad iphone pic though it is) of his plasma that i hung on the 3724. no sagging or issues to date. he is VERY happy with the install. we work together so i hear him bragging about the whole install we did all the time.

i also installed a set of the MP 6.5" in-walls up front, their dual 5.25" center, and their 6.5" in-ceilings for the surround. they sound great and once again, he couldn't be happier.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/TXST8tj/Electronics/photo.jpg

OK I just read this thread from start to finish and did a quick search at the end. Is anyone using the monoprice swiveling mounts on larger heavier plasmas like a 60"?

I see that monoprice is coming out with the 5920 which is going to be rated at 200lbs but the tech chat person didn't know when they were being released:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=5920&seq=1&format=3#specification

I just got a notification email that these are available now. Unfortunately there's not any more detail or measurements. It looks like the wall plate is designed to catch 2 studs, but I would prefer 3 if possible. I'll see what I can find out about the size.

I've used the mounts for 2 50" G10's for friends this year. One was the telescoping model. Both were very durable and easy to install. For the price, they are hard to beat.

I also used one for an older Sony plasma for a co-worker last year with no problems. Only thing made me nervous was the TV took the smallest mounting screws in the pack :(

I have the 5916 mount waiting for me to mount this saturday.

http://images.monoprice.com/productlargeimages/59161.jpg

First look out of the box, stellar. I might upgrade to some stainless lag bolts, but the powercoated steel hardware supplied seems to be more than adequate. I picked this mount in particular because it has a 33" wall plate for mounting on 3 standard spacing studs.

A Pioneer 5080 is going to be hung on this, so I went with the over kill route just incase.

I'll let you all know how it turns out on Sunday. ;)

THESE MOUNTS ROCK!

For less than $20, there is NOTHING better. I have no doubt that a $100 mount is a higher quality mount, but I also can't see how it would hang a TV any better than a monoprice unit.

I mounted on 2 studs, with the supplied lag bolts and she looks beautiful.

(pictures coming tonight)

Now, the only complaint I have is in regards to the tilting feature and the "lock" to keep it 100% upright. That lock works as well as a farrari on ice. It holds for about 30 seconds and then loosens up and tilts. For me, this isnt a big problem. The tilt actually fits the viewing angle pretty well, but for someone that does not want a tilted viewing angle, do not get this one.

TXST8tj or anyone that has experience w/ this mount:

I'm trying to fit a 40" lcd into a pretty tight space and unfortunately, the studs are not ideally located. I bought another mount I thought would work, but even after drilling a few custom holes, I'm still not able to fit.

I'm interested in this mount since it seems like you can mount the tv to the face plate off center. So two questions:

1. Is this true, can you mount the tv to the face place off center and if so what kind of sag will I be creating?

2. When folded completely is the tv centered over the wall plate or is it slightly to one side already?

Thanks!

Anyone have any suggestions on what wall mount to use for a Samsung PN58B550

My 3725 mount has been holding my tv for exactly one year as of this past weekend. No problems with it at all.

the only thing I still would like is for it to be easier to extend/retract. I have only done it a few times over the year but it is very stiff. Does anyone know if the bolts on the arms of the mount can be adjusted to make it a bit easier? Or would some type of oil/lubricant applied to the arms be advisable?

My 3725 mount has been holding my tv for exactly one year as of this past weekend. No problems with it at all.

the only thing I still would like is for it to be easier to extend/retract. I have only done it a few times over the year but it is very stiff. Does anyone know if the bolts on the arms of the mount can be adjusted to make it a bit easier? Or would some type of oil/lubricant applied to the arms be advisable?

Good discussion. I've been searching the web for feedback from those who are or have used Monoprice TV wall-mount brackets. I myself recently purchased a tilt/swivel/extend bracket (model #6200) from Monoprice in Dec. 2009 and was very happy with the installation and its functionality to date. However, I have a 52" Samsung LED TV which is very thin. Lately I've noticed that extending/swiveling the TV can be difficult to the point where the outer edges of the TV bend a bit. Not to the point where it is detrimental to the TV, but enough to be noticeable. I contacted Monoprice technical support to see if I could loosen any of the pivot arm bolts but they instead suggested trying WD40 at the joints first. They also indicated loosening the pivot arm bolts too much could compromise the bracket's integrity, which goes without saying. Any other thoughts on this?

Anyone else have any suggestions for easing up some of the stiffness in these varieties of Monoprice wall-mount brackets?

has anyone mounted a 60 inch pioneer with a monoprice mount? im trying to figure out which one fits.

has anyone mounted a 60 inch pioneer with a monoprice mount? im trying to figure out which one fits.

I have not, but the Monoprice #6200 (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=6200&seq=1&format=2) wall-mount bracket I am using says it can be used for LCD/plasma TV sizes 37" to 63" (max 132lbs). As long as the bracket mounting fits the VESA mounting pattern of your Pioneer 60" (check your user manual), this could be a good option for you. I purchased this style of bracket so that if I needed to access my TV's rear connection ports, I would be able to easily pull the TV away from the wall. With the bracket completely compressed, I would estimate the rear end of TV is 5" from the wall I have it mounted on. Not bad. Hope that helps.

has anyone mounted a 60 inch pioneer with a monoprice mount? im trying to figure out which one fits.

Used this mount (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082801&p_id=3004&seq=1&format=2) on my parents 65" panasonic plasma. It is ~130 lbs. Mount bolted into 3 studs and everything has been secure for almost 2 months so far.

According to MonoPrice when I e-mailed them earlier this week, they do NOT carry a mount that fits a 60 inch Pioneer

I'm currently using the ultra slim w/ level built in. Working great so far. But You must have it secured to (3) studs or your asking for trouble. I was even able to slide in the safety bar no problem. Some people were having problems with this part. You just have to have someone looking from top of the tv set looking down to guide you as you slide the bar.


http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082801&p_id=5916&seq=1&format=2

Did you use this for a 60" Pioneer???

Parker:

No I'm using this on a 58" samsung plasma. I'd recommend www.promounts.com, not super cheap like monoprice, but they do support pioneer. I used one of theirs on a 52 samsung LCD. And if you look around you might be able to find their brand from online resellers for about 25% or more off.

Installed a Monoprice 3725 Adjustable Tilting/Swiveling Bracket for my new Sony 46Z LCD and couldnt be happier. Attached a couple of photos I took right after mounting the bracket

Looking at getting this Wall mount for when the 54" VT25 is available for purchase in Canada:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082806&p_id=3725&seq=1&format=2#description

Opinions?

I'm about to mount a 58" Samsung plasma using the Monoprice #4174 mount. I can only get 2 studs to line up in my location. Should this be ok?

Yes, be sure to pre-drill for the lag bolts.

Yes, be sure to pre-drill for the lag bolts.

Thanks!

Looking for a mount for a 65" Panny.

I was looking at this Sanus (http://www.amazon.com/Sanus-VMPL3-B-Mount-Displays-Black/dp/B0008GP880/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1266852347&sr=8-10) off Amazon at first for about $130.

Monoprice was their version for about $100 cheaper.
Anyone here have the
extra wide 3401 (http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082801&p_id=3401&seq=1&format=6#faq) and like it?

The reviews on MP seem to be good aren't giving me the comfort of rushing out to buy this mount.

My 58" Samsung Plasma on mount #4174:

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef939d6efc7a300000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef939056106ec00000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef9381046e72500000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef93961b7060800000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef938da5be75d00000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

My 58" Samsung Plasma on mount #4174:

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef939d6efc7a300000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef939056106ec00000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef9381046e72500000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef93961b7060800000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef938da5be75d00000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

Nice and clean!!

Good discussion. I've been searching the web for feedback from those who are or have used Monoprice TV wall-mount brackets. I myself recently purchased a tilt/swivel/extend bracket (model #6200) from Monoprice in Dec. 2009 and was very happy with the installation and its functionality to date. However, I have a 52" Samsung LED TV which is very thin. Lately I've noticed that extending/swiveling the TV can be difficult to the point where the outer edges of the TV bend a bit. Not to the point where it is detrimental to the TV, but enough to be noticeable. I contacted Monoprice technical support to see if I could loosen any of the pivot arm bolts but they instead suggested trying WD40 at the joints first. They also indicated loosening the pivot arm bolts too much could compromise the bracket's integrity, which goes without saying. Any other thoughts on this?

Anyone else have any suggestions for easing up some of the stiffness in these varieties of Monoprice wall-mount brackets?

I'm about to order the 3725 for my pn50b650 so I'll report back, but I think a silicone lubricant would work better than wd40.

For the Canadian members ProMounts.ca has excellent deals. I've bought 2 through their Ebay store and have been very happy with the price and the mounts. Free shipping as well.
http://www.promounts.ca/
Or look them up on Ebay.ca

I am using a 3725 mount for a TC-p50x1, and it is an absoute steal for $51, compared to what they cost in the stores. I extended it out and hung my full weight on it and it is pretty darn stout. I did snap a lag screw though (while tightening, not while hanging).

But I also ran my power cord for three feet through an uninsulated wall, so you may not want to listen to anything I have to say.......

Anyone here have the
extra wide 3401 and like it?


I ordered up what appears to be the black version of the 3401 mount (6663) last week, so I should have it sometime soon and will relate my experiences with it and maybe post some pics. I am hanging a 60" LG PK550 on it. I need the width to hit symmetrically placed studs over the fireplace that smaller mounts, like my existing Sanus (for a 42" which is about to be relegated to the bedroom), couldn't reach.

Lots of people have a lot of praise for Sanus, but my bracket had some noticeable flex with a TV that was not so heavy. I see a lot of posts criticizing Monoprice mounts for flex, but that is the nature of thin pressed steel when it extends beyond the bolt and has weight hanging on its edge. I will say that the Sanus is super-easy to tilt up and down.

I'm not a complete monoprice cheerleader though. I am going through the support troubleshooting gauntlet with one of their techs because the HDMI switcher I bought from them has to have the power cord pulled and reconnected in order to start working again after the TV has been turned off or switched away from the HDMI input. I am pretty sure it is defective.

I've had my #3725 mount installed for about 2 weeks. Its holding a 50" Sammy B650 (approx. 75 lbs.) Everything was great until just recently I noticed that the outer plate that supports the TV/monitor brackets is no longer parallel with the wall, instead it is now almost parallel with the TV (which is tilted down all the time). It was pretty difficult to tilt the thing down, but every other motion is smooth. I hope I didn't bend it while trying to tilt the TV down...?

After a live chat they determined that the mount is defective and are shipping me a replacement. Pretty good customer service, but it does kinda suck that I have to take it all down and reinstall the new one.

Anyone else heard of this happening? MP called it sag, but I thought sag would appear on the arms.

Wow, that doesn't sound good Rhythmic. That mount is stated to support 175lbs so it is really worrisome that it is bending with just 75. I hope your second fares better. I'm supposed to get my mount today, and your experience, more than anything else I have read, makes me a bit timid about hanging $1500+ of merchandise on it. I am gonna try to hit 4 studs for peace of mind.

OT:My Monoprice HDMI switch turned out to be incompatible somehow with my low-end Dynex hdtv, but it works great with the new 60" plasma so I can't complain.

I was curious if anyone has used the 4562 wall mount from them? (The one with the big arm for corner mounts) Does anyone have problems with the tv power cord not reaching the outlet if the arm of the mount is fully extended?

Does the mount itself matter when mounting directly into brick/plaster? This is going to be over my fireplace, which is brick but covered in plaster.

Any thoughts? Monoprice support wasn't very clear.

Has anyone used the 6517 on a Panasonic GT30 60"? I read some reviews and it says it requires some modification with other Panasonic models.

My 58" Samsung Plasma on mount #4174:

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef939d6efc7a300000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

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http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef9381046e72500000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef93961b7060800000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/

http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a0dc03b3127ccef938da5be75d00000030O00AYuXLFo4cuGIPbz4A/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D550/ry%3D400/


Using the same mount with 55" Panasonic TC-P55GT30. Outstanding mount.

used the 3900 which I think is the "non premium" version of the 4174. No issues whatsoever, total labor time was probably under 30 minutes but I took my time to make sure I got the center of the studs, measured 3 times, etc. I did use the lag bolts that came with the mount, they are fine, just make sure you drill the proper size pilot hole and make sure the pilot hole is deep enough! I had to first drill the pilot hole with the bit inserted into the drill per the usual depth and then finish it off by just having a tiny portion of the bit in the drill to get the final depth. And tighter is not better with lag bolts; just get it snug and then stop.

Has anyone here used a wall mount from monoprice.com? This is the route I'm planning to go but wanted to see if anyone could share any experience first? I'm mounting a 50" Samsung plasma. Just over 100 lbs. I plan to use either a low profile or tilt mount. I'm not interested in using a full motion type mount. Thanks for any feedback or recommendations.Both my Pioneers are on Monoprice wall mounts.

I've got a 5087 articulating mount holding a 47" set up in a corner.