Panasonic TH50PX8 Plasma Screen installation using Premier Arm

This Panasonic TH50PX8 plasma screen was wall mounted using a Premier Mount arm bracket. All cables were chased into the solid wall and therefore hidden from view.

HDMI, SCART cables chased into wall

Picture shows HDMI cables Scart cables etc chased into wall.

Chimney Breast Plasma Screen Wall Mounting

This plasma screen was fitted above a working gas fireplace with all cables chased into the wall. We took great care of the cream carpet! The room is now ready for redecoration.

Plasma TV Screen installation into Chimney breast

Installation in progress: chasing the wall to enable cables to be fitted and hidden from sight.

Sonos music system

The Sonos ZonePlayer brings great sounding music to any and every room in your house - regardless of where your music collection is stored. You can play the same song or different songs in as many rooms as you'd like. Simultaneously. No other digital music system lets you do that.

If you're wondering why Sonos called it a ZonePlayer rather than a room player, the answer is simple: a room doesn't always define the space where you want to listen to music - think living room + dining room, not to mention your patio, garage and swimming pool.

SimplySonos can guide you with your speaker selection for your zones. For example you may want to share a zone player between rooms or install ceiling speakers. Master AV Services can install your sonos system as part of installation involving plasma screens and home cinema or just as an addition to your existing system

Vogels Arm Installation Wall Mount EFW6345 with LCD screen

Finished installation of a wall mounted LCD screen using a Vogels arm bracket. The screen appears to float across the corner of room giving good viewing angles for this Samsung LCD TV screen.

Vogels Arm Installation - Wall Mount EFW6345

Vogels Arm mount for LCD Screen installation. This is a wall mounted unit and enables the screen to be positioned across the corner of wall.

Vogels Arm install for LCD screen

Vogel's Arm EFW6345 swivel and tilt arm was bolted to wall after chase for cables to be hidden into the wall was completed.

Vogels Arm installation wall mount

Core hole was drilled in preparation for this Vogel Arm installation.

Philips LCD wall installation with AV shelves

Finished AV shelves provide a tidy solution to house audio visual equipment on the wall for this home installation in London.

Sky HD and LG home cinema fitting to shelf unit

This shows us wiring up the home cinema and Sky HD as part of the install AV shelf unit.

AV shelves and LCD wall mounting

Wall mounting bracket for LCD flat screen Philips screen was mounted along with Audio visual shelve unit wall chase to hide cables from sky and power .

Audio Visual installation Surrey

All AV Equipment was fitted into cupboard control was via sky eye , and blue tooth. cable were dilled through to Media room and then chased hidden into wall, the wall was then re-plastered

Samsung 50" LCD

This 50" Samsung HD lcd was Wall mounted with center speaker from home cinema wall mounted under the screen Home theater DVD, Ps3 ,and Sky HD box were house in cupboard in

Plasma and LCD screens mounted on plasterboard and stud walls

We fitted 4 screens today in London. A Pioneer 50" and a 40" LCD Samsung, both on a plasterboard wall. All the cables such as HDMI had already been chased, and hidden into the wall.

A Panasonic screen was mounted using an articulated arm bracket on a stud wall. This would normally be a problem because of the lack of a secure fixing but as the screen was light coupled with being able to locate a central stud with our detector it was possible.

The fourth screen was a 42" Samsung plasma TV screen which was mounted on chimney breast with just surface mounted cables in trunking. We also had to extend the Sky cables. This plasma screen was fitted on a tilt bracket to help extend the viewing angle.

Mirror plasma screen fitting

This Mirror Plasma was installed into a false chimney breast. We first mounted the plasma TV directly to the wall using a flat bracket and this gave us the mounting depth. The cables were chased from the TV to the corner of the room where a cabinet containing a Sky HD box and DVD were to be housed. The screen was then removed and the false chimney breast was built out of plaster board / stud work.

The plasterers then came in and finished the decoration. After which, we returned for a final wall mounting and fitting of the plasma TV.

Pioneer to stop making plasma panels

Recent claims suggest that in favour of sourcing plasma panels through a third-party, this may only be the start of changes taking place at Pioneer. It’s now being said that the company is finalizing plans to out source the whole lot.

Last week, Japanese newspaper Asahi reported that Pioneer is looking to buy 46in and smaller plasma display panels from Matsushita Electric Industries, owner of the Panasonic brand, or from Hitachi.

A spokesperson for Pioneer later confirmed that the company is reviewing its plasma display business because of poor sales performance.

Japanese publication Nikkei, citing company sources, today claimed that Pioneer is finalising plans to buy in all sizes of plasma panels and shut down one of its three plasma production sites in Japan this year.

Pioneer hasn't confirmed either claim yet. It looks as though LCD may be winning the plasma vs LCD war.

Panasonic TH37PX70 Plasma TV -1080P

Panasonic TH37PX70 37 inch Plasma TV is avaliable in ether wall mounted or pedestal mounted versions. The screen is finished in high gloss piano black with the speakers mounted underneath the screen. Other key points are that it has 2 HDMI ports and is fully 1080p HD compatible.
Starting slowly with a sub-standard specification, the Panasonic TH37PX70 didn’t get us excited initially, but once we checked out its second-to-none performance we were completely turned around. Our excitement took over, and regardless of trying, we just couldn’t take our eyes off the Panasonic TH37PX70 Television.

Vogel's Electric Wall Mount for Plasma and LCD screens

You can control all your Audio Visual equipment with a remote. Why not control the movement of your TV screen, too? The Glider™, is suitable for large and extra large screens and comes with a stylish small remote control that turns your TV screen 45 degrees left or right for the optimal viewing angle.

The Glider™ is unique in many ways. It moves like no other wall support on the market, gliding along the wall while turning at the same time in a impressively fluid and efficient motion. It features soft-start en soft-stop for safety and style, as well as user-programmable pre-sets for often used viewing angles. Another great feature is the auto-home function: the Glider™ senses when the TV is switched off and will return to the wall automatically! Suitable for 42-60'' screens. This wall mount is suitable for wall mounting fitting of most manufacturers of plasma and LCD screens.

London office LCD screen AV installation

Master AV Services brief for this large office installation was to fit 14 screens in total.

• One 42" Samsung plasma in the lobby to be used for company presentations.
  
• 42"LG plasma in board room on ceiling mount.
  
• Two 32" Sharp LC32X20E LCD TV s in gym area.
  
• One 42" LG plasma in relax area.
  
• The rest of the screens were mounted on trading floor. These 9 were, 42" Sharp LCDAquos on tilt wall brackets. These screens were mounted on supporting pillars.
  

All screens were fed with a digital Freeview aerial and RF feeds from two Sky boxes located in comms room. The screens in the lobby and board room were fed via cat6 from a PC in the comms room where we converted the VGA output from the PC to CAT6 and reversed the process at the screen end back to VGA. Aerial and sky RF were distributed from 16 way aerial amplifier and combiner this allowed separate control via sky eyes located on screens.

Pioneer PDP428XD-T25B plasma screen

This Pioneer plasma TV and Bose home cinema required all cables to be hidden into the walls including where the Sky cable entered the room. We had to drill through the pillar as can be seen in picture. All other speaker cables, HDMI, SCART and component cables were chased into the wall. Our client had already employed an electrician who was going to carry out the installation but the client realised that there may be problems when he chased in only one SCART cable. Not really sufficient these days!

Subsequently, all the cables were chased into the wall and the whole system was then set up and tested. We then removed the components ready for the decorators. We returned a few weeks later to refit, set up and test.

Toshiba LCD and home cinema installation

This Toshiba LCD and home cinema installation involved chasing all the cables into the wall on the chimney breast. All the equipment

• Sky HD
  
• AV receiver, Denon AV-3808
  
• PS3
  

were located in the next room. Speaker package was Antony Gallo, Gallo Nucleus Micro Speaker Pack.

All the equipment was controlled via a remote relay. This clever device receives IR signals and converts them to RF. They can then past through walls up to 30M. The IR receiver which sits close to the Audio Visual equipment converts the signal back to IR which then controls the AV receiver etc. Speakers were fitted up at ceiling level. This wasn't our recommendation but instructed by the client. The walls were then plastered to undercoat finish ready for decoration.

Wall mounted Fujitsu 42" plasma screen

This screen was wall mounted with the A2000 shelf system. All leads are hidden behind the shelf unit.