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Gunstar Hero:

If given the option "to reinforce, or not to reinforce" you should always reinforce.

I mean, this is gonna be a stationary object anyways, so weight isn't an issue, and if that monitor shelf collapses, it's not only gonna kill the monitor itself, but anything under it, and that would be no good.

Thread Killer:

After doing some research, the K7400 wouldn't work out for my cab. From what I can gather, there is no way to mount a universal-mount monitor onto a shelf. Perhaps I could mount the top brackets of the K7400 to the speaker area overhang, but it doesn't look like it would be thick enough to support it.

The shelf-mount monitors that I've found are 19" max, so the TV isn't looking like as bad of an option anymore.

paigeoliver:


--- Quote from: Johnny Cage on November 07, 2004, 09:34:52 pm ---After doing some research, the K7400 wouldn't work out for my cab. From what I can gather, there is no way to mount a universal-mount monitor onto a shelf. Perhaps I could mount the top brackets of the K7400 to the speaker area overhang, but it doesn't look like it would be thick enough to support it.

The shelf-mount monitors that I've found are 19" max, so the TV isn't looking like as bad of an option anymore.

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I have owned and worked with around 110 different arcade monitors and I have never encountered one that couldn't be mounted easily on a shelf, other than a couple of japanese ones that didn't have frames at all.

muell67:


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Avoid D9200, the D9200 is a lot like a Ferarri, looks so cool, so much cool

its obvious you dont like the d9200, but what would be a good choice the betson imperial or maybe the vision pro 27" from happ?

paigeoliver:

I don't really have an alternate suggestion, I have been reading this board long enough to know that the 9200 breaks down, A LOT. I never hear about any other model of brand new monitor breaking down, but there is a story on a non-working 9200 on every page of the monitor boards.

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