How much room is there to run cables through the back? Is there at least 2 inches of space to run cables down the back?
2080758
There is between 1.5 and 2.75 inches from left to right. The difference is at the top and bottom where there are plates that allow two units to be mounted together.
2080759
There is plenty of room. I have a DVR and a clock on mine. This is a really good unit....very solidly made!
656121
The base is 100mm wide by 164mm. You will need to leave room for cables entering the back
1149517
There are access areas for cables to be run nearly in the rear of the unit.
1251712
No, must of the TV's are disigned to use on the wall, so the cables run from back, side and under.
528145
Yes, the back has a gap at the top so cables can run across all sections and there are adjustment holes in each section. This unit is awesome, real heavy, solid built. Weighs about 80 lbs.
34752
Not exactly sure as I don't know how much room you have to work with. I can tell you that the card is 8 and 3/4 inches long, and that you need approximately another inch on top of that to allow for a 6 pin power cable to connect to the back corner.
342189
As Martin says, the S4 fits to the edges and you would have to lay cables on top. Items like power transformers won't make it in. On the other hand, if you have an S2, there's lots of room. I carry cables, two power suppliers and a mouse in the space behind the S2. My only gripe is that the whole lot is so heavy, but I guess that's due to the robust construction.
2266510
There is no access from below, like there is for the center channel. I ran 10 feet of 1/2 inch plastic tubing in the center channel, no problem. If you could slide a thin, stiff cord through a side channel, perhaps. Not very likely except for short runs.
1892786
Yes, always open. That open space give you access to the cables and back connections.
754833
In my opinion, it would be very tight. I used a fully modular power supply, and there wasn't much room for the cables as it was. Possibly a partial modular would work, but keep in mind that space is pretty tight. Nice case though. It is easier to install the cables before mounting the power supply though since access is very tight. We did plug in one additional power cable after installation, but it was challenging.
342191
Haven't measured but there isnt really that much space for extra cables or accessories. S4 fits in exactly to the box that you could only put extras above it which wouldn't be preferable if you have sth hard and therefore might break the machine
315475
I would give it a try even though it might be a little tight. If one of your cables is want you might be able to run it next to the tubing on the wall with very little showing.I hope this helps.
201375
Cable management is very easy, the motherboard is raised. Yes, you'll have plenty of room. My 7950 has plenty.
2251734
There's enough room to run around three hdmi / cable lines behind the mount.
1149225
I think it's about an inch. I have about 6 cables tucked under there and they fit just fine, and there would be room for more. There are some elastic things to tuck them under in there, and that keeps them snug so the top fits on it fine.
1690396
18"d x 17.25"w x 7.125"hYou'll want to leave room for cables in the back, and room on the sides and top for air-flow. So, effectively, I'd go no smaller than 20"d x 20"w x 9.25"h for a spot in your media cabinet, or 6U for rack space.
914953
after assembly you have 22 inches space across, and just under 5 inches height, the back is open so you can attach wires. The width is 15 1/2 as shown. our cable box has plenty of room on each side and above.