A:AnswerHi Nellie, please reach us at socialsupport@am.sony.com with your concern so we can further assist you. Please also include your contact and product information. We will do our best to help. Regards, ^Ron
A:AnswerOpen Box, as far as I know, can either mean a display model or a customer return. Some very good deals can be found but on a TV I would recommend adding on a two or three year warranty on it out of the savings you are receiving from the product being an "open box".
A:AnswerRequires a standard wall mount, which you would have to purchase separately. You have to unscrew and remove the two carry handles from the back of the TV in order to reveal two of the four bolt holes for the mount bracket. If you are unsure of your ability to install the wall mount you should get a professional or capable friend to help out and maybe show you how to do it as they go.
A:AnswerThe TV has a digital optical out port, its kinda of square and you'll see a red light within it. If your surround sound has a digital optical port, connect it there and turn your input on your surround sound to optical, you may need to adjust your audio settings within your TV. If you don't have an digital optical on your surround system, but have a red / white plugs for an audio input, you'll need to purchase a digital to analog converter. You can get one on Amazon for $15. You'll need a digital optical cord and a set of red / white RCA plugs as well. This will enable you to send the audio out from the TV to surround system. You will be able to hear all your inputs on your surround system, TV, video games, streams. Some of the older surround systems have no audio inputs at all, only the DVD's will play through the speakers, if this is the case, you may be able to use the head phone jack from the TV to the surround ( if a head phone jack is there ) If that's your only choice you may find the sound muffled and poor. It may be time to invest in a sound bar or surround system.
A:AnswerIt doesn't have any wall mounting equipment, but it has the ability to be mounted if you purchase one. It uses the VESA mounting arrangement. I purchased a mount with 75 mm to 400 mm range from Amazon and it worked perfectly.. Without grabbing the manual, I think it was 200 mm. Be careful and don't use screws that are too long. There is no "bottom" to the screw holes, so you can bust through and hit the screen on the other side if you don't pay attention.
