replaced cheap living room tv with a Samsung Smart TV

[tripntx]

Factory TV's in our Siesta 24SR are not smart TV's, and were only 720P. This week we replaced the living room TV with a Samsung 32" 1080P full HD smart TV. It looks really good, and fit well. I had to also purchase 90 degree RCA elbows, and 90 degree coaxial elbow to mount this TV.

Eventually this TV will be moved to exterior location, because next black Friday we will purchase a 4k 32" Samsung for the living room.

Love having a smart TV, because now I can stream Milla Jovovich anytime I want too, LOL.

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[Mr Sunshine]

Looking good, thanks for sharing!

[dkoldman]

Great deal, I took down our main TV because I wanted to access the receptacle in wall behind it to power up a new sound bar. When I put it all back together the liquid crystals from factory TV (Insignia still under warranty) was damaged I bought a brand new high end 40" Samsung that does everything wirelessly. I love it.

But I had to cut the custom steel frame so as to make opening where my rear inputs were on the new TV versus the the OEM TV. I want to do the outside TV, but I am not ready for all of that modifications again. I will wait until that TV dies before replacing.

[tripntx]

Originally Posted by dkoldman

Great deal, I took down our main TV because I wanted to access the receptacle in wall behind it to power up a new sound bar. When I put it all back together the liquid crystals from factory TV (Insignia still under warranty) was damaged I bought a brand new high end 40" Samsung that does everything wirelessly. I love it.

But I had to cut the custom steel frame so as to make opening where my rear inputs were on the new TV versus the the OEM TV. I want to do the outside TV, but I am not ready for all of that modifications again. I will wait until that TV dies before replacing.

I would love to install a 39, 40, or 43" on the living room wall, but the space between lower and upper cabinets is not tall enough. It would have to be mounted so TV overlapped portions of each cabinet base, but then cabinet doors would just barely clear TV.