what is the size of the cave where the cables (hdmi, optical, aux, etc) are connected. I'm wondering if a 2x4 wall plate wireport will fit and hide.
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Not sure what you are trying to do there. A wall plate wouldn't cover it, but the connections are in the back so you can't see them anyway. I have mine set up under my TV and the wires all come from behind it so they're out of view.
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I don't recall the size exactly...maybe 6" wide. I used a powerbridge sound bar connector which is about 2.5 x 10 and I still had a little trouble making it all work, but mostly because the cable port on the wall plate was small. It was also difficult for me because I ran all my HDMI's into the sound bar so there were a lot of cables. If your wire port is mostly open you should be ok as long as you position it correctly. Best of luck and enjoy!
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Yes, but I have a dress cover hiding the wires below the TV. The cover is sold at Home Depot, needed only 6"
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the port in the back is actually recessed into the soundbar so you could mount it flush to the wall if need be. The measurements areabout 6 inches wide and 1 inch deep. Hope this helps
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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.
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It has pins inside. So won't fit regular cable connection. I bought it for that reason too. They need to post better pictures. Now I'm out that money I spent.
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Don't have it anymore but as I recall it's about 3" wide and perhaps 3' long with one elbow. It handled two power cables, two hdmi cables and game cable.
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There are 4, 6" ports in the side walls and 3, 4" ports on the back wall and ceiling. Two of the 6" ports are high, near the ceiling and on either side of the tent and the other two are down low on the side walls. One of the 4" ports is in the rear, right corner of the ceiling, another is high in the top right hand corner of the tent and the other is in the bottom right hand corner or the tent. I have 6" ducting for my cooling. The 4" appear specifically for electrical wiring pass through. Hope that helps
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No. I just encountered the same issue. 14 inches is the exact depth of my receiver. If I didn't have to plug anything in to the back, it would be fine. With the 2 inches all the cables stick out, my only option is cutting a hole in the back. I was excited to keep the cord mess inside the cabinet behind the receiver. It doesn't look like this is going to be possible.
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I don't have measurements, but have put inside a single gang J box. It will fit if box is not too shallow and other wires in the way. The problem can be the F connector and stiff cable and the RJ45 plug and wire at other end making for a tight fit.
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The channel is about a half inch high and about two inches wide, plenty of room for several cables I should think.
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They leave enough space for extra cables and power supplies. I put my laptop inside with it and also have an RCA cord in there. I'm sorry I didn't measure exactly, but as long as its not really thick cabling you should be fine. What were you thinking of putting in it?
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JohnI have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
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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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Thanks, Stan! Yeah, I've since checked w/ my local building dept. and it's definitely a no-no to run any AC power cord inside of a wall in any size, shape or form. Period. Will try adding a receptacle behind the TV because I loathe any kind of visible conduit, however discreet it might look. Hopefully, one of the two existing receptacles in the area are the last on a line. Otherwise, I think I'd have to bring an electrician into the picture. [Groan!]
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Simply.... yes. Two of them in opposite directions allows u to hide a cable in the wall. I used it so that amn hdmi cable could travel unterminated directly to the tv.
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the wire is long enough!! just put the sensor in front of the led of the device you need to control and hide the rest of the cable behind the device, it works great for me, i have a directv and blue ray in my living room both with hdmi splitter in order to use in my bedroom too, and i hide my cables though the wall and leave just the receptor in my bedroom and it works great!!!
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The sides that border or parallel the walls are approximately 20 inches. They do NOT meet at the middle (i.e. corner) leaving plenty of hidden space for the wires, connections, etc. to exit the cabinet from cable box or DVR.
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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.
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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.