Why does everyone spend so much money on a piece of wood wrapped with cloth or carpet with a couple of pieces of foam glued to the bottom, You could make one for a fifth of the price, I just folded an old large towel over a few times and put a thick and stiff piece of carpet from a dollar store on top, presto no buzz or unwanted vibrations.
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12/14/08 at 2:40pm
The completion of the cable management endeavor/project! Man, is it a PITA! 
I apologize! I wasn't trying to be mean, rude or hypocritical! But really, the Subdude can be had for a low as $25! And what you suggested as a solution instead of opting for the Subdude, regardless of income level or financial status, could easily be considered unacceptable.
So I understand how he feels. No worries though!
After formulating my strategery (Bushism
) my first priority was to obviously get rid of the excessive speaker wire. Next, was to try to organize the cables coming from each component and route them in a more orderly fashion. Thirdly, was the isolation of the power cords. Initially, I really thought I did a decent job, separating the cords from the audio and video cables. I was wrong in that assessment! There was some separation, but further along the various paths, primarily near the outlets of the power center, some of the power cords still touched a few of the crossing audio cables. Now, all of the power cords exit the audio and video racks completely separated from the cables via tubing and routed under the tv stand, then distributed at the power centers.
