
Finished AV shelves provide a tidy solution to house audio visual equipment on the wall for this home installation in London.
Recent plasma and LCD installations by Master AV Services.


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.

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.

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.
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.