Pictures of cable/wire setups

[neznarf]

Looking for pictures of cable/wire setups

Looking for pictures of how you ran your wires.
Separation, grouping, etc.
Searched to no avail.

 

[brian32672]

Search the members system area, and check all pics. There are some that show cabling. But very few...
Link here - http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13

 

[nibhaz]

Trunks.....?

I've tried to take pictures, but do to the limited space behind my rack after every thing is in place and zip-tied down the pictures don’t really show what's going on back there.

Everything is in "trunks": all speaker cables make one trunk, all video cables make another, all audio and optical make a third, though the optical doesn't rally matter from an RFI standpoint. There are two smaller trunks one left and one right depending on which side of the equipment the power cord originates. I have one power cord crossing one speaker cable at a 90 degree angle. All trunks have a 2 to 3 inch distance from each other. The only exception to all of the above is my 5.1 interconnects for my universal player which are thick enough and awkward enough to make there own trunk.

Hope that helps….sorry, no picture maybe I’ll give it a better try soon.

 

[philh]

Everything is in "trunks": all speaker cables make one trunk, all video cables make another, all audio and optical make a third, though the optical doesn't rally matter from an RFI standpoint.

That's way too anal

My approach is mucho easier, just throw the wires behind the entertainment unit Easier anyway until you have to pull one out and send it out for micro electron reenhancement.

 

[jneutron]

Easier anyway until you have to pull one out and send it out for micro electron reenhancement.

So you show yourself a cave man??Geeeeze, buy the mobile unit, for goodness sake...beam them in place.

John

 

[nibhaz]

I'll agree that's pretty anal

Should I mention that my listening position follows the "golden triangle" rule to within a 1/2inch, and the listening position is at exactly 38% of the rooms length as measured from the rear wall. Anal or OCD


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