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Slideshow: Home Theater Accessories - 2006
Home Theater Accessories - 2006
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Sometimes it's the little things that make the biggest difference. Cables, lifts, home theater furniture are just a few of the winning accessories of 2006.
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CLO Systems - X-Arm
This mounting solution for flat-panel TVs covers all the angles. The programmable, remote-controlled solution is designed to eliminate glare and reflection by enabling the user to adjust the tilt, swivel and telescopic functions of the robotic arm while remaining seated. The X-arm extends to 12 inches and sits flush with the wall when retracted.
cool because
It gives your flat-panel TV variable tilt up and down functions.
the nitty gritty
-Includes two programmable memory presets for night and day viewing.
-Controllable by supplied remote, universal remote control or RS-232 controller.
-Upright stowing prevents heat from being trapped when unit is placed over a fireplace.
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$1,995
for more info
www.closystems.com
