AV stand and HTM2D

[ray5]

Hi,
I had my TV mounted to the wall so far but am now have to take it down and mounting is not an option. So far I had a custom cabinet built which could accommodate the Classe CA5200 entirely with the rest of my gear and the HTM2D on top. I need to look for an option to raise the TV above the center channel without mounting the TV. Any suggestions? Are there any known mounts that would just take the TV with the feet sliding under my existing cabinet and at the same time have flexibility to raise the TV up enough to clear the HTM2D tweeter by a couple of inches? Thanks
Ray

[dukester]

I use the Salamander Synchro Furniture Mate. Check out
www.salamanderdesigns.com, under 'motorized stands'...very versitile.

[ray5]

I use the Salamander Synchro Furniture Mate. Check out
www.salamanderdesigns.com, under 'motorized stands'...very versitile.

Thanks, will take a look. Last time I looked sometime ago the depth wasn't enough to fit the Ca5200. But that might have changed now.
Ray

[HedgeHog]

Does your cabinet support a mounting system: http://www.sanus.com/ca/en/products/...r-stand/FMK056

Or per your request, see: http://www.standsandmounts.com/searc...e&category=266

[ray5]

Does your cabinet support a mounting system: http://www.sanus.com/ca/en/products/...r-stand/FMK056

Or per your request, see: http://www.standsandmounts.com/searc...e&category=266

My cabinet does not support a mounting system as it was a custom cabinet built by a local carpenter. It will allow a floor mount stand feet to slide under it. Or I may have to opt for a new integrated system which would allow the TV to be mounted on a stand that is built into the back of the cabinet. However whatever I had seen wasn't deep enough to accommodate the CA5200 as it is very deep. Thanks.

[HedgeHog]

I thought your custom cab fits the CA5200 per your original thread? Anyway, the second link has the floor stand which is a flat plate that you can slide under the cabinet as you wished.

For the record, I use a Solid Tech rack that sits the HTM2D on top and a separate rack for the CA5200 on the bottom. But you aren't after an open rack system, I don't think.

Good luck on your quest.

Cheers,
-H

My cabinet does not support a mounting system as it was a custom cabinet built by a local carpenter. It will allow a floor mount stand feet to slide under it. Or I may have to opt for a new integrated system which would allow the TV to be mounted on a stand that is built into the back of the cabinet. However whatever I had seen wasn't deep enough to accommodate the CA5200 as it is very deep. Thanks.