• Easy adjustment of tilt forward to 20 degrees
• VESA 200X100 to 710×450mm compliant
• Built-in bubble leveler. Comes with free 6ft HDMI cable
• Heavy-gauge steel construction. Weight capacity 165 lbs
• Hardware pack includes standard size of screws to the TV and to the wall

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VideoSecu Black Tilting Wall Mount Bracket for Sony KDL-52XBR4 LCD 52 inch HDTV TV with Free 6 FT HDMI Cable

This happened several months ago, and then began to get worse. When I turn the tv on, the colored lines appear on both sides of the screen, not on the edges but about 3-4 inches in running vertically. After the tv has been left on for a long while the right side lines will start to fade out and it looks normal, but the right side seems to be permanently stuck with those lines. We have quite a few connections on this tv which include a home theater system, DirecTv box, dvd/vhs player, and a Ps3. I’m not sure if any of these are the cause or if it’s just the tv itself. Unfortunately I bought it from my cousin so there’s no warranty, but I’m willing to get it repaired if at all possible. Thanks…

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