Wall Mount Question

-ScarFace- · 17-02-2006, 2:00 PM

Do you have to plug in all the cables ( scart, power, hdmi, av etc etc ) into the tv BEFORE you put it on the wall or are you able to get at the back of it still, to plug stuff in, once its up ?

Sounds a daft question but i dont wanna have to take the thing off the wall, whenever i buy a new cable or new equimpent

Liam @ Prog AV · 17-02-2006, 2:08 PM

Depends on the TV and where it's connections are in relation to where obstacles are on your wall!! If it's a completely open wall you can make conenctions with the screen installed. With Panasonics you can even change the terminal cards with it on the wall!

-ScarFace- · 17-02-2006, 2:32 PM

LG 42PX5D

is the tv ive orderd for the 15th march, not got a wall mount yet, what u mean by open wall?

also, will i be able to lift the thing up onto the mount, myself? or do they way a ton

Liam @ Prog AV · 17-02-2006, 2:46 PM

Not sure about the LG. All I meant with open wall is rather than a recessed or between pillars etc (so you can get your hands round the sides if needed).

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-ScarFace- Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wilmslow/Cuba/Miami Posts: 215 My movie collection iTrader: (0) Thanks: Gave 0, Got 2	Wall Mount Question Do you have to plug in all the cables ( scart, power, hdmi, av etc etc ) into the tv BEFORE you put it on the wall or are you able to get at the back of it still, to plug stuff in, once its up ? Sounds a daft question but i dont wanna have to take the thing off the wall, whenever i buy a new cable or new equimpent

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Liam @ Prog AV Assured Advertiser Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Kent Posts: 6,606 My movie collection iTrader: (22) Thanks: Gave 3, Got 531	Not sure about the LG. All I meant with open wall is rather than a recessed or between pillars etc (so you can get your hands round the sides if needed). __________________ call me: 01892 860801 / e-mail me: liam@progressive-av.com Progressive Audio Visual Ltd and AVToad.co.uk are proud to be AVForums Assured Advertisers. Ex-Demo JVC, Sim2, Arcam

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17-02-2006, 2:32 PM	#3 (permalink)
-ScarFace- Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wilmslow/Cuba/Miami Posts: 215 My movie collection iTrader: (0) Thanks: Gave 0, Got 2	LG 42PX5D is the tv ive orderd for the 15th march, not got a wall mount yet, what u mean by open wall? also, will i be able to lift the thing up onto the mount, myself? or do they way a ton