Show us your cable orginization

Man, this thread has the potential to be just the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. There is no middle ground. That said, there is a fair bit of this in the rack thread.

Not *my* rack... I saw this, looked at the guy(s) responsible for it, and just asked, "Really?"

Note the use of color coded cables to differentiate the various uses and connection types...

I'm not super-anal about cable dressing, but wow. (be glad this was in a test lab and not a 'real' environment)

OH, I SO wanna hand this guy ONE zip tie, shout 'good luck' and storm off...
Just LOOKING at that irritates.... I'm far from anal about wiring but how the hell could you work with that?

Easy! You find a cable hooked to a switch port that's not lit ('cause that means that no one is using it, right?), unhook that and move it to where you need it, and ignore the rest. Someone else will deal with it.

(like I said, this is an R&D/test lab and not a production environment nor a customer installation - so it's more funny than sad. Cobbler kids' shoes and all...)

Jeff

17,000 watt HT system:



Rack to Wall Umbilical:



A very pretty Posterior:

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Home Theater Build Log Thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1294183

While this is not my HT, I did play a small part in it's design & construction.

Well, if making up a DIY 15' x 100" Screen and choosing all that A/V Gear, Speakers, Floor Tactiles, and Star Field could be deemed "small". But even so, after a read, no one can doubt the tremendous"DIY" effort and resulting accomplishments of the linked-to Thread's Author.

scoyne88, I like Turtles too. We have a +200lb Alligator Snapper down here in a Lake that wants to make your acquaintance.

lmao!

Home Theater Build Log Thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1294183

While this is not my HT, I did play a small part in it's design & construction.

Well, if making up a DIY 15' x 100" Screen and choosing all that A/V Gear, Speakers, Floor Tactiles, and Star Field could be deemed "small". But even so, after a read, no one can doubt the tremendous"DIY" effort and resulting accomplishments of the linked-to Thread's Author.

scoyne88, I like Turtles too. We have a +200lb Alligator Snapper down here in a Lake that wants to make your acquaintance. [/quote]



WOW, thats really great! Nice gear, racked up, clean connects, tied off right, that'd b a pleasure to work on! Nice Job, MM!!!

So many amps! Open racks make it so easy to organize! I think that's rack on rollers?

I only have a 24 port with sff ....

Were are all those wires going 0.o?