[Light Gray] Excellent fit. Using this mount I had my 42 plasma on the wall in minutes! Very easy to use, and it allowed a considerale amount of side to side adjustment as well as super easy leveling adjustment after the tv is on the wall for tweeking. Generous amount of spacers, bolts, washers, etc..

[Light Gray] I am using Wave2 in DaVinci Resolve and FCPX.
It make my work faster that I ever thought.
I made 20-30 shots in the day before I got Wave2.
Now I am making more than 250 shots.


The few things that makes me sad.
1) HDR wheels. It haven't hotkey in DVR so I have to use mouse. But maybe Keyboard Master will help to make script and then add it to StreamDeck.
2) Offset/Temp/Tint/Mid.Tones - not sure why guys from BM decide to not add it in Wave2. Wave2 have many possibility and FREE buttons in DVR but BM chose to make software restrictions.


I am sure even after this problems Wave2 much better for DaVinci then Micro Panel. BUT if you are choosing between Wave2 and Mini... Mini will win.


Wave2 are great choice to learn how work on panel.
To make your work faster.
And if you want work not only in DaVinci but in FCPX, Premiere, Mistika Boutique etc Wave2 is great choice.

[1] Works great with Resolve and Premiere. Easy setup.

[1] Nice work with this panel. Do more than you think

[1] This is my second Sanus wall mount and my second installation DYI. Both were the ML11. I also downloaded the free Sanus wall mount application for iPad, which helped a great deal. I believe the same information is available online. Your greatest challenge will be to locate your wall studs accurately, and to measure the location that the back plate will be hung with good accuracy. After that, installing the bolts to hold the back plate is easy enough, but you may want an allen wrench that fits the bolt to give it that last turn or two in case your power screwdriver doesn't put it all the way in (which can be a little difficult because there's a fair pit of power needed to finish the screw). All in all, no real issues getting this up and running and it works quite well once installed. A nice product. Recommended.

[1] How I use the product: I use it to keep my TV on the wall. Things that are great about it: It swings out to allow access to the cables.Not so great: The kit comes with several different length spacers so you can select how far from the wall you want your TV, but it doesn't come with enough different length screws for each size spacer. For the ones I wanted to use, I had to cut four screws that were too long. This unit is worth the $I paid for it ...

[1] This is a solid unit and I would not hesitate to purchase again if I need another patch panel.

[Yes] While this device can be used with several different video editing platforms, my primary use is with DaVinci Resolve Studio 17, with which it is deeply integrated. Color correction is a breeze, as are many other editing functions. My only complaint rests with the jog/shuttle wheel. Its movements are too coarse, but perhaps I have overlooked some available, in-software adjustment. Otherwise it is great.

[Light Gray] So far it's good holding up my Samsung 85. Solid construction although the lag bolts are smaller than those included with other brackets. There are six of them so using all seems sufficient. Locking bar for the bottom is also different than I am used to, but does the job. With the amazing price I'm happy.

[Light Gray] This wall mount was overkill for the 18lb LED SAMSUNG it was recommended for-it could easily handle 3 times that weight. So easy to install, a caveman could have done it and the 32 TV looks like it is mounted directly to the wall. The only improvement that Sanus could make would be more holes in the wall bracket.