How do you plug the cables in? Would the cables be in the front or rear? Thanks!
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The cables plug into the laptop itself (this is just a stand and not a true "docking station"), so it depends on how you orient the laptop on your desk. I have mine behind my monitors parallel to the monitors, so the cables are on the left and right.
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Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into the laptop. I hope this is of help and makes sense. Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into... » Read More Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you sooner, it is total up to you. I plug in the cables on the sides of the laptop, close the laptop, and put the laptop in the stand with the back edge of the computer going into the stand first. I have my stand sitting to the left of my keyboard and monitor with the bottom part of the laptop facing out. The power cord runs behind the laptop over the edge of the desk down to where the power adaptor is plugged into. The cord for the monitor comes up the back of the desk and plugs into the laptop, and the keyboard just runs across the desk and plugs into the laptop. I hope this is of help and makes sense. « Show Less
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By back of motherboard, you mean the rear I/O? This is how you do that &lt;--. There should be a little expansion port cover in the screw bag with holes big enough for cables to fit through. You poke out one of the expansion ports and screw in this cover with the usb 3.0 cable through a hole. You should then have the male cable end protruding from the outside of the case, which is now easily able to loop around into one of the motherboard's 3.0 ports on the rear I/O. Hope that wasn't too confusing.
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install banana plugs to one end of each cable. these will attach to your power amp red to red and black to black. then you only have to plug in the 1/4 inch plugs to the back of your speakers, which by the way, are awesome.
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You can run the cord from the front or back . I ran mine from the back . There is a block off plug provided so you do not see the hole in the front .
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The picture in Amazon is the best answer of all. It shows front and back. You can use RCA jacks but this is mostly for components.
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Not out of the box, no. There are no holes in the back and the cables coming out of the right/main speaker would be an issue.
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The usb port and aux ports are on cords that comes out the back. I have mine routed ( with extonsion cables) to a spot under my seat.
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i believe there are adapters that you can use to use the composite connections on the back (fixed audio out). Just head over to your local Radio Shack and you should be set. It may not be a clean solution and you may require a couple of adapters but i'm pretty sure there is a solution to your problem. Plus, these no brand cables from radio shack come in pretty cheap and of good quality in my experience so it shouldn't set you back more than 30 dollars.
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Same here, I have them as front speakers. Rear will probably do great as well.
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Thanks, I ordered the cables but now I'm not sure how to hook it up to my 6.1 Sony receiver. All the rear jack labels match but I have one conflict:The Sony DVD has 2 surround back but my receiver has one. I am currently using the receiver to mix the extra info to the rear (5.1) as I don't have any physical back speakers. If I set the DVD player to 5.1 & omit the cable, will I lose any info? I know it sounds confusing but I just want to make sure the player will send the info to the available speakers.
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I had the same problem until I realized that the cables are completely detachable which is great. So I just pulled them out all together and thennplugged them back in. Hope that helps.
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Hello,Thank you for asking. There should say HDMI next to the inputs where the cable should be plugged in. We hope this helps. If there is anything else we can do for you, please let us know.Regards,Abacus
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There are two round openings on the back panel. Where you can route all your cables through.
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Mine plugs in on the left side. The cable they sent me is long enough. I hope this helps you.
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The connections are to the back of the unit. You have to use extension cables and leave them in your glove box for easy access.
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Hook it up using the main cables when you select deep cycle. The side is only to maintain.
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This actually has to be inserted behind the audio system. The three cables goes into the audio player.