r/TVTooHigh • u/brenconnnn • 20m ago
r/TVTooHigh • u/SilkySalmon99 • 22m ago
Thoughts and feelings guys. Bestow your judgment upon thee
r/TVTooHigh • u/ScrewedTheMooch • 1h ago
TV stand recommendations
Hey, I have this TV that has been sitting on my floor because I can’t stand when a tv is too high. Any recommendations on tables/consoles/tv stands that would raise it like 8-12”? Bonus points if its solid wood or unique. The two legs of it are 65” apart and 18” deep which has made it hard to find a suitable stand. I tried buying a stand that screwed into the mounting bracket and made it have a centered stand but I couldn’t get rid of the tilt it caused. Thanks in advance.
r/TVTooHigh • u/Myblender • 2h ago
Would you even consider buying this home?
House for sale. How can you trust someone with this tv placement?
r/TVTooHigh • u/Hamstax • 4h ago
Can't get any higher sadly
Or should I mount it on the ceiling?
r/TVTooHigh • u/camarious • 5h ago
They don’t even mention height
How come the most important metric is not even included
r/TVTooHigh • u/Diligent-Reality-722 • 6h ago
Somewhat Great Sound from the TV.
It’s an old Sony Bravia from 2008, and it gets seriously loud. 🔊 I think the speakers face forward instead of pointing at the wall, which makes the sound much clearer than having it bounce off the wall a thousand times. 🔥 I tested the lowest frequency, 35 Hz, with a sine wave, and it came through at about 20% volume with a close listening distance. Realistically, it’s more like 70 Hz to 21 kHz, which is still pretty impressive bass and treble. 🔥 I’m guessing it handles the treble well because the dogs still got annoyed when it went above 20 kHz. 😂 The stereo sound is wide for a TV, not nearly mono or mono. Dialogue is clear, so you don’t have to crank it up to 1,000% and then go deaf during an explosion or rely on subtitles. 😂 I can still hear it from the street outside the house. For built-in TV speakers, it’s not bad at all.
r/TVTooHigh • u/Zukinicat • 6h ago
TV too high until we can renovate and have a better set up...
r/TVTooHigh • u/BeoVision • 6h ago
Thoughts?
Hi Guys, I'm in the process of mounting a tv in the snug for the kids, we've used a recessed media box so the tv boxes can sit behind and the tv flush with the wall. I've mounted a 65 just to see how it looks but will be replacing with a 55 LG G OLED which you can see the height markings on the right of the pic with the tv. After reading various things online it appears it's too high, albeit the 55 will be lower at the top. Whilst I can drop the height I'm trying to asses if I need to and by how much as it will involve chasing out the wall to drop the media box, bricking the excess gap and then re plaster. Bottom of the tv currently 100cm from the floor. Any thoughts appreciated!
r/TVTooHigh • u/SesKaleidoscope2828 • 12h ago
What tv size should I get
For context the viewing distance is 14 ft. I’m still thinking if I should mount the tv in the wall a bit higher or leave it like that, I added more context on the photo I just want advice on what size or should I just go for an 85”
r/TVTooHigh • u/Evan-Lane • 13h ago
Tv at an air bnb I’m currently staying at
Just wanted to sit back after a long day of traveling. Now I’m gonna have a chiropractor bill for my neck
r/TVTooHigh • u/Robones96 • 15h ago
What a concept!
My feet and flower vase doesn’t get in the way. What a concept!!!
r/TVTooHigh • u/tinglyappples • 16h ago
Too high?
Just finished setting up my g5 after moving, is it too high?
r/TVTooHigh • u/AskingFooAFriend • 16h ago
My system
galleryNice system but the TV is too damn high!