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Ok so I have this tv:
https://images.app.goo.gl/QjFcokykdKVXwEKSA
The legs are 88cm apart and the beam is sitting in middle with a tv leg 10cm away each side.
As you can see the legs aren't massive but the sound still hits some of them.
I am considering mounting tv to wall then beam will sit alone on stand and have full freedom.
Should I get better sound quality doing this?
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Before you go to a lot of work just try moving the Beam forward a few inches or the TV back.
If you hear a big difference in the sound then look at a permanent solution. I don’t think you will hear anything but to be sure get an assistant and try a single blind test where you don’t look to see where they are sitting and try to tell from just the sound.
As long as the Beam isn’t sitting behind the TV, the sound quality should be fine. I would make sure the Beam doesn’t block the TV screen , in which case you may want to mount the TV or raise it up with block s or something like that.
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Ok so I have this tv:
https://images.app.goo.gl/QjFcokykdKVXwEKSA
The legs are 88cm apart and the beam is sitting in middle with a tv leg 10cm away each side.
As you can see the legs aren't massive but the sound still hits some of them.
I am considering mounting tv to wall then beam will sit alone on stand and have full freedom.
Should I get better sound quality doing this?
+3
Any thoughts?
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