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Tilting Stand for TH42PX50U

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gi02sl

Discussion Starter · Dec 22, 2005

Is there a tilting table-top stand for this TV? I'm still in my no-questions-asked return period trying to figure out if I can live with the glare trade-off of a plasma (I've gotten used to having none with my RP CRT). So far, it hasn't been as big an issue as I expected, but it does exist and is bad at times. I believe that I could eliminate a lot of glare in my viewing environment if I could tilt the screen down toward the floor a bit. A tilting wall mount is not an option where I have the TV. I'm also considering tilting with the existing stand and straping it down for stability (not a great option in my mind).

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RandyWalters

· #2 · Dec 22, 2005

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Originally Posted by gi02sl
Is there a tilting table-top stand for this TV? I'm still in my no-questions-asked return period trying to figure out if I can live with the glare trade-off of a plasma (I've gotten used to having none with my RP CRT). So far, it hasn't been as big an issue as I expected, but it does exist and is bad at times. I believe that I could eliminate a lot of glare in my viewing environment if I could tilt the screen down toward the floor a bit. A tilting wall mount is not an option where I have the TV. I'm also considering tilting with the existing stand and straping it down for stability (not a great option in my mind).

Here's the only one i'm aware of:

Peerless Tilting Table Mount

http://www.tvauthority.com/itemimages/PLTBLK.jpg

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gi02sl

Discussion Starter · #3 · Dec 22, 2005

That's what I'm looking for, I don't see where it indicates which TVs it works with?

Edit: It looks like an adapter plate is required, but I don't see it listed or mentioned as included. Looks like I'll have to make a call.

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RandyWalters

· #4 · Dec 22, 2005

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Originally Posted by gi02sl
That's what I'm looking for, I don't see where it indicates which TVs it works with?

Edit: It looks like an adapter plate is required, but I don't see it listed or mentioned as included. Looks like I'll have to make a call.

Yes, you have to get an adapter plate for your particular plasma.

"Model-specific or Universal style PLP adapter plates are available to match your screen make and model, both are sold separately."

http://www.peerlessindustries.com/pr...t=I&id=PLT-BLK

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