Dual Extended Arm Tilt/Swivel WALL MOUNT Bracket for LED LCD Plasma HDTV TV (32-63 inch screen - VESA up to 600x400)

!9# Dual Extended Arm Tilt/Swivel WALL MOUNT Bracket for LED LCD Plasma HDTV TV (32-63 inch screen - VESA up to 600x400)

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Dual Extended Arm Tilt/Swivel WALL MOUNT Bracket for LED LCD Plasma HDTV TV (32-63 inch screen - VESA up to 600x400)

Dual Extended Arm Tilting/Swiveling Wall Mount Bracket For HDTV 32"-63"

Features:

Extends from 135 to 630mm (24.8") from the wall
Folds back to only 130mm (5") from the wall
Swivels left and right at wall, elbow and faceplate
Solid toughened steel construction
Scratch resistant and durable steel construction in black finish
Assembly instructions and parts included for installation
Fits most: 32" to 63" flat panels, LCD, plasma screens
Supports up to 165 lbs / 75 kgs.
Ultra-slim design
Easy installation
Mounting hardware included

Compatibility:
Will fit most flat panel plasma and LCD TVs with mounting patterns up to VESA 600x400
Maximum weight capacity: 75kg / 165lbs.

Dimensions:

Max. hole pattern 765mm wide and 480mm high

Range of Motion:
Tilt: -15 to +15 degree up and down
Swivel: 180 degree side to side
Extension from wall: 135 to 630mm (24.8")

NOTE:

This mounting bracket is not compatible with certain Pioneer®, Sharp® and LG® brand TVs. Specifically; the following models are not compatible:
Pioneer: PDP-6100HD, PRO-1410HD, PDP-614MX, PDP-6070HD, PRO-1540HD, PDP-607CMX
Sharp: LC-65D93U, LC-65D90U, LC-57D90U, LC-65D64U
LG: 52LG70

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If you have just purchased a brand new HDTV, you will notice that the moment you tried it out, it won't be as good as the ones you saw on the stores, once it is in your living room. Do not worry; nothing is wrong with your HDTV. It has no defects, the thing is, once you buy a brand new HDTV, the settings are set on default by the factory. You need to configure it yourself because different locations have different lights. So if you want to know more about the subject, which is HDTV calibration, you came to the right place. I have just the supple amount of information that you need to know about this topic and I am willing to share it with you. This would save you a lot of trouble. So read, now!

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