Any experience with Monoprice TV Wall-Mounts
I'm in the process of rennovating my basement, and I'd like to get a full-motion Wall-mount for my 50" Panasonic Plasma TV. I've attached a rough layout of the room below (not really to scale at all)
The room itself is about 11' wide by over 20' long, The option is get a corner TV stand, or wall-mount with a full-motion TV stand so it can be pulled out and directed towards any angle for multiple viewers. The walls are all open, so I'll be adding extra studs/supports in the area so that there's plenty of wood to screw the mount into.
i was looking into something like this: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=1 ... 1&format=2
My real question is, has anybody bought one of the Monoprice mounts? Are they any good? Is a TV mount markup really that much? or do you actually get what you pay for. Looking at places like Best Buy or Future Shop, they want close to $300 for a seemingly decent one. They review quite well, and even the cheap looking ones on Amazon for $50 have great reveiws. I just hesitate to put my faith in a cheap hunk of aluminum to support a big $700 TV.
Any response or experience is quite appreciated.
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The room itself is about 11' wide by over 20' long, The option is get a corner TV stand, or wall-mount with a full-motion TV stand so it can be pulled out and directed towards any angle for multiple viewers. The walls are all open, so I'll be adding extra studs/supports in the area so that there's plenty of wood to screw the mount into.
i was looking into something like this: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=1 ... 1&format=2
My real question is, has anybody bought one of the Monoprice mounts? Are they any good? Is a TV mount markup really that much? or do you actually get what you pay for. Looking at places like Best Buy or Future Shop, they want close to $300 for a seemingly decent one. They review quite well, and even the cheap looking ones on Amazon for $50 have great reveiws. I just hesitate to put my faith in a cheap hunk of aluminum to support a big $700 TV.
Any response or experience is quite appreciated.
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