Yes but I would recommend a different mount with a few more option as with the curve you may want to move and adjust the tv and this mount is not the best for that at all.
as long as the tv is under weight restrictions, yes. There is an easy to follow guide that is a barcode on the included instructions that will take you to a website that will easily explain the installation steps as along with the holes that will be drilled for placement.
I bought a Sony 60" and the rocketfish tilting wall mount. After I got it all set up I realized that the mount on the back of the TV partially hides the optic plug in. Now what do I do ?
If your receiver is HDMI and has ARC support you don't need the optical plug. More than likely the tv supports ARC as well - ARC = Audio Return Channel. I had to look it up in the manual of my receiver to figure out how to turn it on. Aside from that - I have no idea what the back of your TV looks like and how the port is covered. Maybe drill a hole through the mount? Maybe grind away some of the obstruction till you can see what you're after? There may be a 90* optical adapter you can use...need more information to be more helpful.
The mount has several holes for adjustable install I would suggest moving it to a hole that doesn't interfere. Only issue is this will change the mount height on the wall so if that's crucial for you, you may have to adjust the height of the part mounted on the wall.
Geek Squad installed my television with this mount. I have a Bose solo that takes the optic. It is also a SONY 60 LCD. There was no problem. Maybe reach out to them or talk to a Magnolia person?
Your options would be to either get a different mount, modify the existing mount, or get a low profile optic cable that will allow you to plug in possibly between the mount and the monitor. It would be a 90 degree optic cable if there is such a thing available.
You may try spacers to see if they can get enough clearance to access the Digital Optical port. If that is not feasible, and you are within the 15 day return period, you may need to exchange this towards a different wall mount.
Worked fine on new Samsung 55" 7100 series, other than interfered with optical sound cable out of back of TV and some metal had to be cut to make it work. Otherwise would imagine it would work with 60" Samsung as well
I believe $119 was the retail price, but when I purchased it there was a sale for $99. I mounted a 55 inch Panasonic. I'm sure it would work for a 60 inch Samsung as well. The instructions provide different steps to take depending on the layout of the back of the tv, which is why I say that i'm sure a Samsung would also work.
Yes, this mount will work for all 2014 Samsung tvs 32-70 inches. To be sure. Match the VESA pattern in your tvs manual with the posted VESA pattern in the mount packaging.
I installed an LG 65” screen unit a month ago and the job went exceptionally. Locate studs and check measurements multiple times to assure TV is center and proper height. Bracket bolts will likely mount offcenter based on stud location but be sure bracket is centered. Take your time and your job should go well. Allow 4 hours and eliminated 8 hours rework.
If you are going to be taking the TV down and putting it back up, I would recommend that you attach some type of strap (light rope, string, you get the idea) to the two bottom release pulls...it will make the job a lot easier! Just keep the strap tucked behind the TV when not in use.
Not too difficult with 2 people. You will need to make a hook from a coat hanger to release the top locks. Once you release the locks you can remove it very easy.
Im sure you can just move your tv to different hole locations on the vertical bracket. take if off the wall simply lay it on its face and move bracket down meaning your tv will raise.
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Not sure what you mean. The only way I can see you raising the TV would be to change the bracket that’s on the back of the Tv. Raise it up a few holes.
Depends on how low profile you want it to be. Or If you want to be able to tilt. The full motion is great if you need to focus the screen somewhere other than flat, or if you need to access the back of the tv more often than not. Advanced tilt is my favorite.
Yes you should be able to relocate with ease if both are same brand, model. Keep the hardware on the TV. And on the rocketfish, don't slide it off. There are 2 spring loaded pulls on the bottom of the mount that goes on the TV. This secures the mount to TV. Pull both, lift up.