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Travelin Duo


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I want to install a 26 inch LCD TV in our basement, and would like suggestions on brackets that swing out of the compartment to give me the most versatility in viewing and movement.
Saw one  at Best Buy, but not sure if it extends out far enough (15 inches)
Anyone have  suggestions on the brand or where I can buy one ?

Does anyone have one that works well for them... as they have so many on line....it's confusing. confused

Thanks
Larry



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I saw one at Costco recently, a Peerles brand, that had good swing but more importantly could easily be rigged to lock in the closed position.

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Thanks Jeff.
I will look at  the Costco in our area to check it out.
Larry


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http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828

scroll down to LCD bracket. No one beats these guys prices for AV products

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Doug,
Went on the site.
The one I need is out of stock, but they will notify me when it is back.
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Larry

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