Dual Lcd Monitor Mount Stand

[16:9] The FeelWorld D71-H Dual-Screen LCD Monitor is compact, versatile, and intelligently designed. The two 7 screens are sharp and color-true. It's also rare to have headphone confirmation of the synched audio embedded in the feed from sources (typically cameras 1 & 2). In/out: HDMI, 3G-SDI BNC, video BNC, stereo audio, ethernet. Tally LEDs: red, green, yellow. Standard & advanced monitor functions. Res.1280x800. Rack-mountable, 9-24VDC powering.

[7.0" (17.8 cm)] Installed between Chief 16 Dual Joist Ceiling Mount and Chief RPAU Inverted LCD/DLP Projector Ceiling Mount - perfect fit and does the job well

[11.6 oz (330 g)] I like having a handle on a nato rail and the lcd mounted on Small Rig’s C200 monitor stand. This top plate allows this configuration - works really well.

I like having a handle on a nato rail and the lcd mounted on Small Rig’s C200 monitor stand. This top plate allows this configuration - works really well.

[LCD] Bought this for the FeelWorld P173-9HSD 17.3 Broadcast LCD Monitor. There were some reviews of the monitor complaining that a VESA mount doesn’t fit. I did not have any issues with this mount not fitting. It fits perfectly and after a little maneuvering with the ratchet locks I was able to tighten it without the ratchets getting blocked by the back of the monitor. My only complaint is it does not come with mounting screws. Had to go buy M4 10mm screws.

[8.25 lb] I use this monitor mount to hold two 23.6 widescreen LCD monitors, one in landscape orientation and the other in portrait orientation. The mount has been working very well for me. It was easy to set up right out of the box; just attach a few parts and you're up and running in no time. Really sturdy, too. Very happy with this purchase!

[0.85 lb] I use this arm to mount my Datavideo TLM-700HD 7 LCD Monitor on my Manfrotto 509HD Video Head. I find it to be VERY useful for myself and clients that want to see how a shot is framed etc.

[2 oz / 56.7 g] Purchased to mount a 7 LCD monitor and 11 tension arm to my camera rig, this microMount holds on tight! There are some very inexpensive alternatives out there, but I have tried them and they simply do not hold on. The design makes it versatile and easy to configure, and the reversible male/female mounting post is a nice touch. Spend the extra money and get the microMount. The cheap mounts are just that: cheap.

[17.195 lb] Due to global supply shortage of everything. I had to compromise and purchase this item instead of the part I could not get. Even though this one doesn't have a spring to provide the up and down motion I desired, I was still able to Frankenstein together the mounting system I wanted. I purchased this stand and used the arm piece with Mount-It's MI-45111B dual monitor stand to get the system I have been waiting 7 months for. I then gave my coworker the short shaft for his dual monitor system.

[2 Side by Side] Amazing solid dual monitor stand. The base has enough weight to keep both monitors levelled up, and assembly was ever so simple. The cable management is a great addition, as it keeps everything nice and clean