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Strong XL Projector Mount Purchased this in Feb for my JVC NX7. Sold the projector so this is no longer needed for me. This projector is rated for 23kg so it’s perfect for heavy projectors like JVC and Sony. The innovative 3 dials helps to fine tune the alignment with a breeze. Plenty of reviews online. Cash pick up available. Or posted paid by buyer. Condition: Excellent Payment Method: Cash EFT Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By mrpato 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $350 Date: August 25, 2025Aug 25
This A$350 asking price is a solid buy, sitting just under the 75th percentile (A$378) of the A$127–A$378 used market range for the Strong XL Projector Mount, with the median at A$207. While not a bargain below the 25th percentile (A$127), it’s a fair premium for an “excellent” condition unit, especially since new retail in USD is roughly A$520–A$770 depending on region.
The Strong SM-PROJ-XL is a top-tier universal ceiling mount prized for handling heavy projectors up to 50 lbs (22.7 kg) with tool-less fine-adjust dials for precise alignment. Its installer-friendly, sturdy build makes it ideal for JVC, Sony, and Epson home theater setups. At this price in excellent condition, it’s a worthwhile upgrade over budget mounts—no caveats needed unless accessories are missing, which isn’t indicated here.
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