KS8000 was my other choice. :tup:

This One Connect seems pretty handy. Gonna have to play around with that today.

The 46" Samsung ours replaced had such a large bezel, the new 60" TV is barely larger measured to the edge of the bezel lol

And from what I've seen, the curved TVs can do wonders for glare in most circumstances :tup:

Someday I want a TV that is just the entire freaking wall :D

:rock: that would be tits! Ive seen those color changing walls, shouldnt be too much longer before peel and stick whole wall tvs :tup: I can dream.

The sharp I removed, it has to be 3.5" thick :rofl2:

It's extremely annoying for low-profile mounting :shakes head: I had to leave my existing wall mount up for now because the box wouldn't even fit behind the TV with the new, low-profile mount I bought (and subsequently returned).

That proprietary connector is too big to run through my wall, plus its not long enough anyway. It just hangs loose behind the TV right now until I figure out what to do when I get a new mount.

I ended up with the low profile mount too :ugh2: I have the luxury of an unfinished room on the other side of the wall where I am going to mount it.
I was able to go the simple route for routing the wires.
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If you had bought the curved screen model... :icon17: That sucks though, I hate getting blind sided by those stupid little things that complicate the ordeal.

No kidding :bowrofl:

Precisely... also me messing up the HDMI cable :shakes head: Or really it was just me not being patient. I should have just used the one in the wall for the time being and ordered the slim monoprice one in the first place. I got everything looking clean (from the front) now with the new cable.

Of course, I still messed up something and didn't tape my fish line (thin SS hanging wire) to the cables well enough and it came loose halfway in the wall. So it'll be a pain to add any new cables.

I previously had a thick HDMI cable, RG-6, and CAT5e filling the smurf tube in the wall. Now it's one really thin HDMI cable :D

I'm thinking the CAT6 I have might actually work as a fish line itself. It's in-wall rated, so solid cable :tup: Probably won't bother with the RG-6 again - I don't think I'll ever need to run it to the TV. The wall plates are singles with 2 ports and an opening for the HDMI cable - just thinking what to run in the second port. Digital coax would have been a consideration before ARC.

But now I'm at the office and it's time to get to work. Everyone have a wonderful Monday :ugh2: :hello:

I'm going to use this on my wife :rofl2:

I'll show her the mess behind the TV and tell her that it wouldn't have been a problem with the curved TV



... and then I will present her with flowers and chocolates for being an a$$ ;)

That is always a pisser!
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Cat 6 works great as a fish line :tup: I also dont really see a scenario where you would need RG-6 to the tv itself.
When I was shopping for the boxes/wall plates I looked at the keyed units for expansion and modular design and then decided to say F it and bought the big grommet :icon17:

May I suggest having those items on hand when the ribbing begins? :p

I have swift springs too, although they are sitting in a box in the basement :icon17:
Jealous of you guys that get to drive it year round.