Need to raise TV due to CS2 size!

[disco_al]

I recently purchased the Polk CS2 as my center speaker for a 5.1 surround setup, and it is so tall that it obstructs the bottom of my TV (SAMSUNG LN52A630).

I cannot mount the TV to the wall, so what i need to do is to raise the TV up. The ideal solution will be some kind of riser that i can fit the CS2 inside, and the TV on top of.

The CS2 speaker dimensions are: 7-3/4" H x 21-1/4" W x 11-1/8" D
The base of the TVs dimensions are: 24.4 W x 11.5 D
The TV weighs 69.4 pounds.

I know that a riser can be homemade, which i can't do myself but might be able to have someone do for me. I'd prefer not to rely on somebody else though, and so i was wondering if anybody has been able to find something either online or in-store that has worked for them?

I found one website offering a solution but it would cost over $100.
http://www.whitehorsepottery.com/des...ganizer_25.htm

I believe to make it myself would cost about $30, so if i can find something already made for about $50 then it would be worth it.

I found this for $42 but don't really need the swivel function!
http://www.racksandstands.com/Conven...4-CVC1031.html

Please let me know your suggestions. There must be many CS2 owners out there who have had to do similar things!
Thanks in advance for the time and help.

[schutz2106]

Good luck as I am in the doghouse over something like this. Last year I had a new stand made to fit my system. Now I just bought a new system and am having to get a new stand made due to the fact that I bought a larger center. It never really ends.

[grimmace19]

Is there any way you can put a shelf above the tv and angle the cs2 down slightly? I ran into the same problem along with a ton of people when I had my cs2 so I just bought a new tv stand off of craigslist.

[disco_al]

There's a window behind the TV so can't do a shelf or wall mount it either.
Simple riser is definately the way to go, and if i was just a bit more handy i would build it without a second thought. Sadly i'm not so i'd have to get someone else to build it for me, or try to find something pre-made that will work.