M4rvin
2019-03-18 07:02:48
- #1
You are right, that definitely doesn't hurt!
How many power outlets are behind the TV?
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Deliverer
2019-03-18 15:39:36
- #2
In the house, we want to have the TV on the wall alone via a swivel wall mount, so without a TV wall.
A small note: many current TVs have the speakers facing backward. Without a reflective wall behind, they do not "work". This should perhaps be considered when using the swivel mount.
M4rvin
2019-03-18 17:32:56
- #3
Oh ok thanks for the hint! I have to give it a test listen! Otherwise, a soundbar will just be put in place! XDSmall hint: many current TVs have the speakers facing backward. Without a reflective wall behind them, they do not "work". You might want to keep that in mind when mounting with a swivel.
Malz1902
2019-03-19 15:22:44
- #4
6 sockets, 2x LAN, 2x SAT, in the low board there are another 2 sets of triple socket strips, 1 cable duct from socket height to TV height. Xbox, PS 4, Switch, AV receiver, Sat receiver, TV
Mycraft
2019-03-19 16:45:45
- #5
Well, that sounds like a reasonable setup.
ivenh0
2019-03-21 07:21:43
- #6
This is what it looks like for us.
In the floating TV board, recessed are:
2 x TV (in one box)
2 x CAT7 Duplex
7 x sockets (theoretically all individually switchable)
Speaker cable connection for 5.1
(Cable duct 10x6cm from board behind TV)
Furthermore, I have just laid speaker cables into the wall there + power for the subwoofer as well as sockets for vacuuming on the right and for the Christmas tree on the left