How much room is there in the compnent compartments with the glass closed? Worried about my Reciver fitting in there with HDMI in the back.
455543
There is some room in the back but not much. I have a Pioneer Elite Receiver and I actually cut out the back plate completely behind the receiver to access its back panel conveniently. I did that on my other system as well and I can not imagine how I could access all the cords, speaker cables in any other way. This is only an issue for the receiver, the other components do not require that many cables.
455544
I have a Pioneer SC-25. I had to use the middle bottom rack, cutting out the back section of it in order to fit audio and hdmi connections. It still looks great. Just cut to the size needed...in my case I cut the entire space out equivalent to the size of my receiver.
1925737
It has a good size opening. I have 2 HDMIs + optical audio and plenty of space to spare, maybe 3-4 more.
321152
Its not wider than say a Tivo premiere, they are about equal, it's just slightly taller, but it is much deeper, so if you have a thin shelf, it might hang off. Otherwise, it looks and feels very much like AV equipment.
1440191
I don't have ur problem. It fits the space well no need to make it tighter. the only problem is if it is put in the position for the back camera, then I have to turn up side down for the mail checking. The mail doesn't change the direction automatically.
769058
No, back is open. If you use HDMI cables you should not have that many. There are a couple of holes In the back panel you might use if you want to.
1768307
There are more slots than you will fill! Approximately every two inches on two sides there are slots. It really does a nice job cleaning up cords behind the TV. I have 1 modem/router (w 3 separate network cables going to accessories), 1 Blu-Ray player. 1 Dish receiver, 1 Xbox, 1 surround sound cables, 1 headphone set all contained within the "sock."
2215493
The middle compartment is about 32" wide - it is not wide enough for my Sony sound Bar, which is about 37" wide.
342192
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?
546107
The space is wide enough to place small DVD players and cable equipment. I would say less than 12 inches.
2000334
Even without measuring, you have more than ample room for any receiver...but a tad over 7 inches. Hope that helps.
2000333
Even without measuring, you have more than ample room for any receiver...but a tad over 7.5 inches. Hope that helps.
1474233
About an inch up or down... Up and you can put a DVD player on the top and just barely fit a (modern) reciever... Wouldn't recommend it because of ventilation, but, you could I suppose.The doors are the tricky part. Don't over tighten them or they'll tear right up... Had to reglue mine.
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About an inch up or down... Up and you can put a DVD player on the top and just barely fit a (modern) reciever... Wouldn't recommend it because of ventilation, but, you could I suppose. The doors are the tricky part. Don't over tighten them or they'll tear right up... Had to reglue mine.
704799
It's spacious in the open storage area...and it's where I put my Klipsch Center Channel....fits quite well...What are the dimensions of your RC-62?
870776
I have never had an issue with mine (Comcast and Tivo). I ripped the back a little more to prevent overheating, and my wireless video game controllers will work through the glass as well.
397705
um my TV is 42" and it fit perfectly with a little extra space. it's exactly what I expected truly enjoy this product. I have measured the depth though. The back is open space it's not enclosed
1444245
Although it sounds like a simple question, it isn't, as you haven't given the problem you are having in placing the back. How "tight" do you expect it to be? When I placed the back into the slots it did "snap" are you not feeling it snap? You could have placed it at an off-angle and so it isn't fitting snugly into the channel. Pull it out and then try gently placing it into the back slots until you hear a "snap" It won't be as tight as if it was screwed in, however, it shouldn't be "loose" either. Good luck!