I’d run the wires through the wall, which is a helluva lot more challenging since the living room is finished.
I’d run the wires through the wall, which is a helluva lot more challenging since the living room is finished.
“What we are dealing with here is a perfect engine, er... an eating machine. It's really a miracle of evolution. All this machine does is swim and eat and make little sharks and that's all.”
That's really the only option.Quoting Scar (view post)
That's child's play. All of that is assumed at this point. I just don't know where to put my rack. THAT is the challenge for you MC.
How do I go from this and put it NEAR this ?
I do have an office adjacent to the living room.
Do I look at these kinds of solutions and just run everything into my office?
Do I build something custom usingthis as a base and put the finished side outward facing ?
Do I run everything down into the basement? But how do I get my PS4/Future consoles near the living room space?
Need ideaaaaaaaaas.
Man if thats your office sharing the wall, I'd put the rack in there. Looks like you have plenty of room. Then run a few wire straight through the wall, that has to be the easiest solution.
Edit: if that is the same wall, I would put another tv there. Would be a fine excuse for a cabinet to hold all the gear. Turn the desk around.
Last edited by Skitch; 06-06-2020 at 04:38 PM.
Yes it is the same wall. And that's not such a bad idea. Been wanting to upgrade my 11 year old TV anyway.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wb3...iprCa_-vjhAAEB
I have an old Onkyo receiver (~20 years maybe) and a Blu Ray player. There's a 1-to-2 RCA audio cable between the TV and TAPE2 input on the receiver. Standard RCA audio cables between the Blu Ray and the TAPE1 input, and a Bluetooth device in CD input for my IPod. An HDMI cable between the Blu Ray and the TV. Two speakers outbound from the receiver. TV is set to Fixed Audio.
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