“Are you able to move this up and down to make it flush with the TV so they look like one piece? All the photos show a gap between the TV and soundbar. Just want to make sure I can adjust this so there is no gap. Thanks in advance!”
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This has a dynamic height adjust system, all you'll need to do is lift up on the soundbar until it's flush with the bottom of the TV, there's a pull cord to release if you'd like to lower it back down. The depth of the soundbar can also be adjusted during install, so you'll be able to get the face of the soundbar and TV flush, while also having no gap between. Review your soundbar manual as well. Some soundbars recommend 4" of clearance for up-firing speakers, this will ensure optimal sound quality.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.had to return this bracket because I like the no gap look between the sound bar and the bottom of the tv when mounted. The Q80 sound bar was too heavy to stay up as these cheap set screws that are tightened with an allen wrench will not tighten enough or you'll end up stripping them out trying. So it depends on the weight of the sound bar if you like the flush up to the tv look whether you can use this bracket.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Geek Squad installed and it is flush with the bottom of my tv
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Maybe. That's the annoying part. It depends on the TV and where the attachments are on the back of the TV. Evidently some TV brand's attachments are higher or lower. If they're higher it may work. Just not with Sony.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you can
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Might be tough depending on the soundbar. The bend on the mounting arm limits how high the soundbar can go up.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Works and looks better than I thought it would and easy to setup.
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