Bar Overhang Size

a bit of an overhang in side of computer but fine

The treads screw in tight and it has enough of a overhang to secure the end of the rod.

this was the rmr recommened for my slide by the person, Mark at L&M. It fit just right, without having overhang.

I use my sound bar in my room and it’s the perfect size and sound for what I need it with.

Much better than the zip tie kind, as this leaves no overhang and allows 360 rotation.

Regrettably, no overhang DOESN'T mean immunity from the dreaded hangover... ...However, this little beauty undoubtedly provides sure relief from one of the audio world's most persistent headaches: the lack of floor and elbow space. You've been there. The venue's architect has created an oh-so-fashionably magnificent acreage for selling drinks, with the result that the band's effectively playing on a window ledge. Conventional boom stands would mean that the only way of placing a mic in front of the keyboard vocalist's mouth would have the boom's stub in the saxophonist's ear. The bass player is subject to a somewhat different problem. Let's just say that she or he may have some reservations regarding the development of an overly personal and eye-watering relationship with the conventional hardware that's intended to position the drummer's vocal mic. Not with one of these. The teeth grip, the extension's secure and the mic stays where you want it to be. Oh ...and it's cheap, ...so there'll be some money left for the headache pills.

Fit our sound bar as expected. Package came with different size brackets.

I have had a pair of 251's on my deck mounted under the overhang of the roof for 12 years now and they still rock. They see -20 degree F up to 100 degree F temps over the course of a year. I think the trick is to minimize the direct sunlight and moisture that hits them and they will last a long long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have my TV mounted outside on my patio with just a partial overhang from my roof shading it. From 4pm till sunset I have direct sunlight exposure. The TV looks phenomenal at all times. It's had wind, rain, sun all hit it and it keeps ticking. Snow season is coming up so we'll see how it performs then but I'm sure it'll be fine. Brightness is perfect and sound quality surprisingly is really good so I didn't have to purchase additional speakers. I would and have highly recommended this TV for outdoor usage.

I wanted a high quality lens plate with minimal overhang for my RF 70-200 2.8 and this fits the bill perfectly. Has roughly 1/4 inch of overhang at either end. Works well with my Acratech GP, Arca Monoball Z and Manfrotto head with the MSQ6T clamp.