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This was my first order from Plateau, and I must say that their audio/video furniture is beautiful, solidly built, and extremely well designed. Also, their customer service is outstanding.
I researched high-end audio/video furniture on the internet, and Plateau is the only company making furniture that will support a heavy 65-inch flat-screen TV at eye level, with a lot of audio/video gear safely underneath. The Plateau SR-V (75)" Credenza is 75 inches wide (22 inches deep) - but it's only 19 inches tall, so you won't get a kink in your neck from looking up to watch TV. The credenza has sliding glass doors (which you don't have to use), and it's roomy enough for a DVR, a Blu-ray player, an audio receiver, a speaker switching box, an audio/video surge-protector, and a large center speaker.
The credenza is made from quality medium-density fiberboard with a natural oak wood veneer. A hefty steel brace provides stability, so the credenza can't collapse on your gear. It's heavy (180 lbs.), so you'll need 2 strong guys to carry it. I got the Espresso finish, but you can also get Black Oak or Cherry.
The credenza is easy to assemble, and it has adjustable feet for leveling. The instructions are vague about the nuts, but they go on the feet. You'll want an electric screwdriver when you turn it upside down to install the brace. Do the assembly on a carpet so you don't scratch it.
The easiest way to connect your Satellite Coax, HDMI, and Power cables is this: (1) Lean the back panels loosely against the back of the credenza. (2) Push the cables through the holes in the back panels. (3) Plug the cables into your gear. (4) Slide the back panels into the slots in the back of the credenza. (5) Screw the back panels to the back of the credenza. You might want to try using Wireless LAN adaptors instead of Ethernet cable.
The ST-30 Speaker Stands look elegant beneath your front speakers. They're black. You can assemble them with feet for a hardwood floor or with spikes for a carpet. Both are adjustable for leveling. You can pour Cabela's 000 lead buckshot in the bottom of the speaker stands to weight them for steadiness.
The person who packed my carton at the factory forgot to include one of the metal pieces, but I contacted a lady at Plateau, and she promptly sent it to me. I appreciated this.
In my opinion, Plateau is a classy manufacturer. Five stars, for sure.
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