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Samsung TR72B Stand for 72-inch DLP HDTVs

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Samsung TR72B Stand for 72-inch DLP HDTVs
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Street Price: $369.99
Gaunz Org Price: $361.56
Savings!: $8.43 ( 2%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Samsung
EAN: 0036725296206
Label: Samsung
Product Manufacturer: Samsung
Model: TR72BX
Publisher: Samsung
Studio: Samsung


Piece facts:
  • Stand for Samsung 72-inch DLP HDTVs
  • Wide Audio Storage Shelves to Accommodate 4 or More Components
  • Tempered 6mm Tinted Glass Shelves
  • Oval Wire Management Openings for Easy Cord Access and Maintenance
  • Durable High Gloss Black Finish



HDTVs DLP 72-inch for Stand TR72B Samsung





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The TR72B HDTV stand is made to accommodate supported DLP HDTV. lts stylish contemporary design will enhance any room.The TR72B features tempered 6mm tinted glass shelves.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Horrible merchant! AVOID THIS ITEM! ...
Ordered this item along with Samsung 67inch TV. Delivery from Amazon was great. Once open the box, the carton had some missing parts and damaged item. Called the merchant as instructed on the manual (877 number) and asked for replacement.

The person who answered my phone was a nut. Asked when the shipping will be... told me "screw you...." and hanged up on me. I know this sounds really crazy, but the experience was so bad I would never recommend this merchant.

As far as the product is concerned, I cannot really tell since the assembly has not been made yet. Thank God Amazon is willing to send me a new carton and arrange the pickup.

Believe me... THE MERCHANT IS HORRIBLE. DO NOT GET THIS ITEM.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Solid and spacious
Clean lines. Very solid construction. Plenty of room on the shelves. Good responsiveness by manufacturer to customer service issue.

Manufacturer was very responsive to phone call to replace damaged and missing parts. Top shelf, apparently damaged by shipper, was replaced without question two weeks later. Two missing cam covers were not included in the initial replacement parts kit, but they did follow in a second kit after a follow-up email. I now have enough spare parts to assemble two more TV stands.

This is a very solid, attractive piece. I'm glad I bought it.





Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * Good product, sub-par packaging. ...
The stand looks great and is very sturdy. Holds lots of components without looking overcrowded. Easy to put together even though the instructions are lacking.

On the negative side, it doesn't have a good place to put a center speaker, and the packaging is not sufficient for UPS shipping. I received mine with a bit of shipping damage (not a big deal in my case as it is pretty minor and hidden on the back). I would guess that shipping damage is pretty common with this item.

Despite the negatives, I'm happy with it, and would recommend it to anyone getting a Samsung DLP.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - 72in Stand
Stands can be a pain to build especially when the instructions are more complex than the pieces that come with it. This stand was fairly easy to build and the instructions were easy to read. The stand goes great with my t.v. Thank you for being so timely on shipping of this item! I will use this service again and recommend it to other first time online buyers as well!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great piece of Furniture ...
Bought it, took around 45 minutes to put it together.
great for my 67" DLP.

great buy!

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