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Ok.
I have two 37" westy 1080p LCD's.
I'm looking for some recommendations for ARTICULATING support arms, not steady wall-mounters.
While "money is no object" I'd still prefer cheaper to more expensive. If I "must" spend $200 for an arm, than I will, but, if I can use a $100 arm, I'd rather.
Articulation needs to be up/down, left/right, swivel, & rotate.
It'd be nice if it could lay relatively flat to the wall while also extending up to a foot away.
Would not be adverse (and would think it's preferable) to use something that mounts to TWO wall studs for support, each.
Color, material, shape, all do not matter.
The westy, without base, weighs 43 lbs, and uses the 75x75 and 100x100 vesa patterns
Westinghouse sells this
http://www.westinghousedigital.com/details.aspx?itemnum=63
But I do not know if there is something better. Especially since this doesn't articulate up/down, or rotate, that I can discern.
Also, only with THAT mount & THAT screen, does westinghouse say something about needing M5 screws.
I have two 37" westy 1080p LCD's.
I'm looking for some recommendations for ARTICULATING support arms, not steady wall-mounters.
While "money is no object" I'd still prefer cheaper to more expensive. If I "must" spend $200 for an arm, than I will, but, if I can use a $100 arm, I'd rather.
Articulation needs to be up/down, left/right, swivel, & rotate.
It'd be nice if it could lay relatively flat to the wall while also extending up to a foot away.
Would not be adverse (and would think it's preferable) to use something that mounts to TWO wall studs for support, each.
Color, material, shape, all do not matter.
The westy, without base, weighs 43 lbs, and uses the 75x75 and 100x100 vesa patterns
Westinghouse sells this
http://www.westinghousedigital.com/details.aspx?itemnum=63
But I do not know if there is something better. Especially since this doesn't articulate up/down, or rotate, that I can discern.
Also, only with THAT mount & THAT screen, does westinghouse say something about needing M5 screws.
