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BTW, for what it's worth, the actual mount functionality of this thing is SOLID. One of the key reasons I got "mount envy" from my folks (until I got them their own the next time I saw a deal) was they'd gone through several mounts that were just not sturdy enough to handle a 47-50" TV (I'm using this with a Vizio 47" for reference). One thing that this mount is also nicer than my 2.1 is that the remote IR sensor is located below the TV on the bottom speaker (vs. on the 2.1 where it's on the right). Because the left and right speakers are potentially out of LOS depending on how far out you have them from your TV, when I'm sitting in the nook of my sofa I have to hold my arm out to have the remote be able to "hit" the sensor to adjust the audio (yes, it does have "auto wake up" to turn on when you start watching something but it has a bit of a delay and sometimes if the audio on your TV is too low it won't trigger it, pro tip: put your TV at about 60% of whatever its max volume setting is and just adjust audio up and down via the remote for this system). This having the sensor on the bottom theoretically means you should have an unimpeded line of sight anywhere in your room unless you tend to watch your TV from your second-floor balcony!
Any further questions I'm happy to answer. In case you haven't noticed, I'm 100% satisfied with my version of this mount and couldn't recommend it more to anyone not looking to setup a 7.2 system with tower speakers, giant subwoofer, etc... taking up all of their floor space.