Can you fit a chunky A/V receiver in any of the glass sections?
1158457
The cabinet is 19 inches deep and 18 inches across and 10 inches high. I have an Onkyo that is kind of chunky and it fits it easily. This is the best cabinet I have bought so far.
114929
You have to come in from the side with your equipment! It will fit, I have a Sanus tower thats built similar and I have my big 45lb Yamaha A/V on the bottom shelf. Had to set it in from the side though, fits nicely.
216645
any sort of sealed cabinet space certainly isn't ideal when it comes to A/V equipment... never-the-less, when faced with a situation as such, in my opinion,yes, this can and should certainly help out. air-flow is essential for electronics to dissipate the heat they produce and air will always find its way in and out regardless, so any alternate source of air flow, ie, this cooling unit, will only help. every situation can be different depending on the variables it has, but as a broader generalization, yes, this should certainly not only help, but maybe even more so than you might have thought
1428691
Yes, there's a pretty wide hole\slot at the base of the stand that allows cables to be fed in and up to the top. The cables cannot be fed along the arms but coming out of the top is no problem. As am aside - I have 2x 27inch IPS monitors on my stand, they barely fit and no way would anything wider fit!
1840457
You probably could. I would be careful about the overall arm rotational weight of the setup. I would also consider having a wiggle limiting device installed to prevent vibration amplification from loose fitting devices in the receivers. I would keep everything as ridged as possible.
1294982
That should fit, I have 3 power cables, 2 DV1, and 2 HDMI and fits perfectly well. Keep in mind though, this is a big stand, so most sized wires won't even reach the center bar, let alone go through the whole thing to the bottom. I had to purchase longer wires so it can fit through.
853926
Not sure, but if there are holes for mounting on the back of your screen and they are either 3 or 4 inches apart arranged in the shape of a square, then I don't see why you couldn't.
1010308
Yes you could. It is a big piece though so it should fit. We have a huge Denon receiver and fits perfectly with the back on!
212012
You can. It's 2 pronged and will fit any way you arrange it. I just tried to do it on my outlet.
852832
I have this item and it fits a standard sized component (stereo receiver) with about an inch and a half left on each side.
1695821
You cannot move sideways the dividing section, but I don't think you will have a problem because the width its almost 18" wide. I have a Pioneer receiver Elite SC-79 and fit's OK except it's too deep and I cant install the back cover
114934
I don't think it'll fit, unless you put it on the top shelf. The lower shelves have about 20" between the posts at the leading edge of the shelf. The glass shelves have about 14" of depth before they start tapering to the rear post. The center front to back depth is 20". The top shelf is 26" wide but putting your large, heavy receiver on the top may make the audio tower unstable. Hope this helps.
1415380
Not much. I only have a cable box and a PS3 in the glass front cabinets and there is not a lot of room. The side shelves are adjustable but don't have glass panels.
744615
To be frank it will fit in but barely leave any room on both the ends. Not that its not safe but if you planning to accommodate any speaker boxes, you won't be able to.
194988
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower.However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
44020
I only have my bluray player on top of my antec cooler which sets on top of my av receiver,no problems so far. Although i personally dont think it would be a good idea to place more than 1 component om top because the weight my be to much to handle.
194987
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower. However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.