interested in the integrated cable management . I have a TV, cable set-top, xbox, a karaoke, and 3 more pluggable devices. will this hide the cables?
2041146
The cables can be run in the middle vertical column. Anything on the shelves will have the cables freely out behind it, but they may be routed up to the TV through the column if that makes sense. I'm pretty happy with how it worked out on mine.
2041147
they should but if your wires don't you can put what fits in the tube and use wire ties around the tubes with the rest. We have the tv, cable, wii, dvd, play station 4 and you cannot see the wires.
2041148
Yes, the center spine works nicely to hide and organize the cables. There are multiple openings on the front and back designed for cable management. I have a 55" mounted using the spine & am very happy with it.
204436
There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.
2123541
It does. You could plug the RCA cables from your Xbox directly into the EZGrabber. However, make sure that your Xbox can output to your RCA *and* your tv at the same time. I pretty sure the plug for the RCA cables covers up the HDMI slot on the back of your Xbox. You may need to get a RCA splitter to split the signal from the RCA to the TV and the EZ grabber. However this means you can't have HD on your tv (RCA can only carry up to 640x480 or something like that)I was never able to get this device to work for me, I hope you have better luck.
1240935
Tough to answer ... I have an xbox, blueray player, soundbar, about 30 video game cartridges, powerstrip, 4 xbox controllers and a cable box all in mine. I did make sure to hit the studs when securing it, but it handles all of that really well.
317065
There is a connection area, look at the back of the Tv. There should be a area where all the connections go on the side, at the bottom of that is where you put the coax, its jutted out and hidden a bit but feel around. Hope this helps
769057
The panel in the back does a great job of hiding the cables. With the black glass shelving and back panel. The cables blend in nicely behind this stand.
1855651
It does hide the cables I believe my husband was able to get 6 cables in it with a little work. We do like the piece.
299139
You should not need cables at all. First, you will need to identify the type of xbox you have. If you have a "fat" (curved sides, no vent on side), you purchased the wrong hard drive. If your Xbox is "slim", (angled or straight sides, vent on the side) then you will need to remove the small vent on the side of the Xbox and slide the drive in.
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It may have been a facetious comment rather than a question, but I agree, the power brick is large. My TV and F550 are mounted onto a Vantage Point EVO mounting system, so all cables, plugs, outlets, etc. are concealed behind panels. If you are mounting immediately above or below the TV, I'd recommend placing the brick behind the TV as well. If you are using the wireless SoundShare from a compatible Samsung TV and don't have any wires between, there is likely a generic recessed enclosure you can add to the wall to conceal the block. If you have your power outlet moved to an area near the AudioBar, getting a recessed enclosure there, which would accommodate the outlet as well, would probably be best. Hope that is helpful.
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The only ventilation comes with the openings in the box to run your cords and cables in and out. You could conceivably leave the top off if you were that worried about ventilating. In my view I would be more concerned about having proper ventilation for the tv, dvd player, or other appliances and not so much the power cords. In my humble opinion it is the audio visual units themselves that tend to get warm not the power cords.
877434
I have a cable box, ps3 and wireless modem all stacked on mine however it is stationary. I don't move it at all. So I don't know what kind of traveling but it seems to hold everything for me!
871833
Thank you for looking at our stands.The tubes do hide the cords. There is a pass through at the shelf, base, and TV.
2064553
The strap has a hole on one end where you slide the other end through. think of the design of a needle. it will slide up and down the cable if you don't re-tighten it. I've been using them to organize those cables you use every now and then. they work great for me. Hope this helps.
1034675
I'm sorry. I misunderstood your first question. Here is what we did: our cable box is in a cabinet behind closed doors. One of the receivers sit next to it (again, behind closed doors). This receiver is plugged into the cable box. Our TV hangs above the fireplace mantle (about 10 feet away). The second receiver sits on the mantle & is plugged into the TV. We only use it to control this 1 cable box. So, yes....we did use the cables provided. Maybe that's why we've had no issues at all �
2012578
No, you're on your own there. I've used the brackets to loops cords to keep them from dangling too much, but I'd suggest velcro ties or the like to keep your cables bundled.
535946
It does not. However, there is a mesh screen in the back which does a decent job of concealing the cables when looking at the unit head-on. As long as the unit is against a wall, and there is no light source coming from behind the unit, the cables cannot be seen through the mesh.
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With careful feeding of the cables, I do believe there is room for those 4 cables in the opening. It's the HDMI ends that may present a problem, but if you feed them through the opening carefully, you can probably get all 4 cables through.