How to cable manage your HOME THEATRE

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • In this video I go through how I cable managed, cleaned up and organized my TV/Entertainment Unit with all the AV gear I have in it, including a Marantz NR1711 receiver, Playstation 5, Xbox One S and Apple TV 4k. It was especially tricky as there was both signal with HDMI cables and ethernet, and power cables.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @thehonestman26
    @thehonestman26 2 года назад +1

    Nice job. I have a bit more equipment than you, taking up both top and bottom of the entertainment center, but this gives me a good head start. Appreciate it.

  • @frua97
    @frua97 6 месяцев назад +1

    You should label all the cables before disconnecting them or you will have to trace them back to see what they went to when you hook them back up.

  • @supremocontentsofficial
    @supremocontentsofficial 2 года назад

    i appreciate the effort. but yall know this can still get better :)

  • @DarkWilSin666
    @DarkWilSin666 2 года назад

    If you can put some Links in there for your table, label maker etc etc. Should help others more. Thanks. Enjoyed watching this. Take care.

  • @amineneo9831
    @amineneo9831 2 года назад

    What are the audio ports you have in the wall ?

  • @jianxiongRaven
    @jianxiongRaven Год назад

    Wow you dont have switches for each individual socket form where ur from ?
    That must sucks , electricity cost .
    We always turn those we are not using off to save on bills

    • @gaarcemail
      @gaarcemail Год назад

      We don't have individual switches for each socket in the USA, not needed, unless you need to turn something off individually like a light. There are switches for a whole socket plate, but not every individual socket.

  • @paulallen9518
    @paulallen9518 2 года назад

    You should not plug your PS5 straight into your receiver if you want to use variable refresh rate/ALLM and the rest of the new gaming features, your receiver can not passthrough this I'm certain. You need to use eARC from the tv to the receiver instead. You need your ps5 plugged straight into the tv and to receiver via eARC.

    • @MyMrAnimal
      @MyMrAnimal 2 года назад

      This is incorrect. The NR1711 receiver that he has does support HDMI 2.1, and is therefore completely supporting the PS5, including VRR

    • @paulallen9518
      @paulallen9518 2 года назад

      @@MyMrAnimal at 4k 120 hz?

    • @MyMrAnimal
      @MyMrAnimal 2 года назад

      @@paulallen9518 Yes. 8k30 or 4k120. Just like any TV with HDMI 2.1

    • @paulallen9518
      @paulallen9518 2 года назад +1

      @@MyMrAnimal huh, ok. I had heard that all receivers for the longest time had issues and nothing supported it. People were patiently waiting for the issue to be fixed with new models, however Covid had affected chip supply so nothing of interest had moved forward. Guess I was wrong!

  • @totalplonker824
    @totalplonker824 Год назад

    Cheap unshielded cables equals loud noise floor

  • @arrydzn9139
    @arrydzn9139 2 года назад +1

    Ah yes it’s easier for you when you have an entire IO for the speaker wires…

    • @technologetic
      @technologetic  2 года назад

      The wall plate is super handy! You can pick one up on eBay or Amazon for pretty cheap, recommend it

  • @Lantrix
    @Lantrix 3 года назад +1

    I can wait till I get myself a real discrete 5.1.x system again. This sound bar crap my wife has made me buy is just useless, and she doesn’t appreciate dynamic sounds.
    Instead I listen to 5.1 in Sony headphone using Dolby Digital app on the Xbox One and I get a way better experience than a soundbar.

  • @gaarcemail
    @gaarcemail Год назад

    I love the idea of labeling the power cables red and the other cables blue, easy to catch any of them coming too close together.