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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
Latest post 11-02-2011 6:04 PM by Russ. 6 replies.
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11-01-2011 9:07 AM
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Hungedu



- Joined on 08-08-2009
- Ambergris Caye, Belize
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I never measured the distance from maximum angles when I set mine up. I placed mine right up against the back wall and adjusted the maximum angles so the TV never touches the wall when turned in any direction. That's the nice feature about this system, you can adjust the maximum turn range to optimize your placement options.
BeoVision 7-55 3D, BeoSound 9000, BeoSound 8, BeoLab 7-6, BeoLab Penta III, BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 6000, BeoLab 2, LC-1, BeoTime (analog clock), Form 1 headphones, Beo 4 remote.
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Heribert



- Joined on 08-06-2009
- Austria
- Posts 592

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Hi,
Do I understand correctly, that there is no space behind the Stand needed?
Can you take a measure of the maximum distance from the backwall when in maximum right or left position?
Thanks.
Heribert
BeoVision 8-40 / BeoVision 8-32 / Beovision 6-26 / BeoSound 3200 / BeoSound 1 / BeoLab 3 / Beolab 6000 / Beolab 2000 / Beoport / Beomedia 1 / 3* Beo4 /BeoCom 5 with VOIP
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Hungedu



- Joined on 08-08-2009
- Ambergris Caye, Belize
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Yes, that would be correct. No space is needed. The stand of my BV7-55 is so close to the wall that I had to bend the metal tab upward (the black tab to the rear of the round stand base) to get it to sit flush against the wall. I can take some measurements when I arrive home this evening, but I have everything adjusted so close that the TV is only several millimeters away from the wall when set to the far left & right turning positions.

BeoVision 7-55 3D, BeoSound 9000, BeoSound 8, BeoLab 7-6, BeoLab Penta III, BeoLab 8000, BeoLab 6000, BeoLab 2, LC-1, BeoTime (analog clock), Form 1 headphones, Beo 4 remote.
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Razlaw


- Joined on 04-24-2007
- Illinois
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My 7-55 is about 4 inches from the wall. Turning it to the left it will hit the wall. Turning it to the right it does not but gets within an inch or two so must not be perfectly centered with respect to the turning arc.
Also, there is a setting in the on screen menu in which the range of movement can be limited.
Beovision 7-55 with Beolab 7-4, 9s and 4000s
Beovision 10-40 with Beolab 1s and 6000s
Beosound 1, 5, 2000, and 3000
Beotime, Beotalk, Beocoms
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Russ



- Joined on 05-07-2007
- Washington, DC USA
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Perhaps there are 2 different questions being asked or answered here. Raz and Hungedu are correct that you can place the 7-55 as close to the wall as you wish, and the stand can in fact turn a bit. I suspect the arc is 20-40 degrees total. They are also correct that in the set-up menu you can limit the total motion as you see fit. Razlaw also hits upon one of the difficulties inherent in having a perfectly circular base; getting it centered the way you want it. The wire management tab is approximately the center, but I have found that it isn't perfect, a little fiddling about will get you 'straight'.
It seems to me that there was a question of the maximum arc available, which is 70 degrees total. But you will need to pull the TV much further away from the wall to get that much freedom of movement. Trade-offs, its all about trade-offs!
Russ
We kid because we love.
Bang & Olufsen Tysons Galleria
McLean, VA USA
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