Projection is almost certainly the new way forward but not in the way current projection techniques are employed. It won't be too long before the idea of ceiling or wall mounted projectors are a thing of the past. Far too big and heavy for one thing, with heating and bulb limitation always cause for concern. We are moving towards a more holographic

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Many thanks for the pictures supplied in the previous two posts. This is of great help and gives me a very good idea about how the end result looks and positining etc. Thanks again. Anymore photos of people's wall mounted set ups is appreciated, even if not a BV7. Thanks also for the information about STB which may be a consideration if I decide

My thoughts exactly.

I'll stick with B&O whatever I choose. Even though I know many other manufacturers offers better sets. Its the design concept I buy into. Its all going to come down to pricing but I'll see. Will keep you posted. Simon.

We don't seem to be having much luck do we Chris? !! Simon.

Hi Chris, Well I am seriously considering it yes. Besides, I thought LCDs were quite light anyway? I am sure my walls won't have a problem holding it, they are thick masonary and would hold anything. I might get a BV4 instead which is a flatter fit and ofcourse plasma. Playing around with ideas at the moment. How is yours set up? Simon.

Don't like that at all.

Many thanks for the pictures and for your comments.

I am considering changing the placement of my B&O equipment and I am trying to source pictures of a BV7-40 wall mounted without success so far. It seems that because of its curved back its going to stick out at least 10 inches and that's before its even added to the wall bracket that tilts it. The 7-40 is not the right TV to choose if you want