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    Image of davezatz davezatz
    11/21/08

    In reply to Furniture Mate Free-Standing Solution to Mounting Your Flat-Panel TV
    For $600 you can get a nice wall mount AND have it installed.
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    Image of discounteggroll discounteggroll
    11/21/08

    In reply to Furniture Mate Free-Standing Solution to Mounting Your Flat-Panel TV
    in all honesty I'd rather keep my current 56" on it's shitty plastic storage shelf (the kind that belongs in the garage) and spend that $600 (stand) for another 42" 1080P TV for the bedroom, and the other $300 (remote kit) on another TV in the bathroom or kitchen


    actually, the way our economy and prices are going I may have a TV in every room of my apartment by year's end

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    Image of frigg frigg
    11/21/08

    In reply to Furniture Mate Free-Standing Solution to Mounting Your Flat-Panel TV
    If I got one of those things, I would mount it on the wall. The irony (TV mounted on wall-substitute mounted on wall) would make the effort more than worth it.
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    Image of OctaviaAmyntor OctaviaAmyntor
    11/21/08

    @frigg:

    you would need a $199 wall mount to mount the stand to the wall though, no?
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    11/21/08

    @OctaviaAmyntor: That makes it even better! It would be a shrine to mounting. And then on the TV, you'd just show endless loops of national geographic specials of animals mounting.
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    11/21/08

    In reply to Furniture Mate Free-Standing Solution to Mounting Your Flat-Panel TV
    Can I get something that mounts to the ceiling and moves around like the eye in "Flight of the Navigator"? I could save energy on batteries by having the TV come to me.
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