Odd Question, but is there any gaps on the back where I could run a cable through it?
1685888
The back does not have any gaps. However there are small gaps on either side of the door in the front. They are the full height of the unit and about 1/4" wide. You could run a slim cable through those gaps and turn the front to the back because the back of the unit could be used as the front.
887599
Yes, there is a metal core in the cable housing so you will need a cut off tool or a hacksaw.
2013321
I don't know exactly what your tv looks like, but there's holes in the back and it doesn't fit flush to the back of the tv so even in areas where it wasn't completely open to the ports, I could still get the cords in there.
1299064
There is enough room for the cable. The internal shape of the clamp design like 'v' shape so it does not touch the cable.
2180885
We never got to fully put it together, but all media centers do allow for holes to be pushed out in the back. You should have no problem hooking up your devices.
329526
Yes, there is an auxiliary input on the back, just use a standard 3.5mm cable.
2011475
Hey. the cord is a bit too long, but the connection is the same, so I just have some extra cord stuffed in. Nothing noticeable on the exterior, just underneath, and no problems after a year of using it. So basically, yes.
1430902
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 .
981833
Mine's in storage right now, but I'm certain I didn't have any wiring visible from the front, so yes, it has openings for wiring in the back.
877678
I place my laptop on the insert table/shelf and leave a bit of slack in the cable to allow for opening and closing and securing the cable with a velcro strap to the inside back panel. There is not a hole through the panel to route the cable but in my case, the exterior of the back panel is visible (as opposed to being up against a wall) so that's less preferrable.
2083404
Yes, should be no problem- the center channel is open at the bottom. The two, angled walls of the channel clamp onto whatever is running through it. I currently have two thick cables running through that channel, and there is actually room to spare.
2197434
Yes, there is a large hole behind where the TV base sits, and another in the back board where cords can run from the TV to the wall outlets.
1704094
negative, there are exposed electronic components in the back. Maybe if you could find or create an enclosure for it you'd have a better bet.
2270170
Yes! I have my flat panel, Roku 3, cable box and UPS battery/surge protector all cabled through the 2 holes. There's a half circle cutout in the top open section and another hole behind the doors - all centered on the back. I also have a PC cable running into the back section to the UPS. Hope that helps!
1180625
Yes. unfortunately, certain parts could fit better, like the plastic plugs to cover the screw holes (I left half off because I couldn't get them to fit) and some screw holes that were not pre-tapped (I put enough screws to hold together, not all of them). Unstable until the back cardboard panels put on. cable access holes in back panels could be larger. On the good side, looks great. I kept it.
1213173
Thats weird, i'm not sure, I have had a few different issues that might be cable related... just flickering out and back in. Also sometimes after being on too long... it will cut out then I have to leave it off for a bit and turn it back on maybe overheating. I have not seen this issue yet, I would change the cable, if not that probably RMA.
1708295
Yes. The back is made of cardboard and has six 'knock outs' that you can remove to run cable through