Adding a Hakai+NAS to my turntable set up brings a proliferation of cables: ethernet, AC and DC. My rack is surrounded by spaghetti.
I try to keep signal, power and speaker cables apart, or cross them perpendicular where that is unavoidable. I avoid cable ties and try to let the cables hang unsupported or unrestricted.
However I now have cables all round the rack and it looks pretty messy.
Anyone got suggestions for a visually tidy way of managing cables that does not detract from the sound?
Cable Management: any recommendations?
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- springwood64
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Cable Management: any recommendations?
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Re: Cable Management: any recommendations?
Cable management can be challenging, especially if there are several components in a stereo system. Keeping the various cables and cords separated whenever possible is certainly good. Unfortunately they can still look untidy depending on how many there are in a system. However, having the proper space for cables and cords will help with how they look and sound, as well as making them a little easier manage overall. Hope this helps...springwood64 wrote: ↑2020-07-27 08:40Adding a Hakai+NAS to my turntable set up brings a proliferation of cables: ethernet, AC and DC. My rack is surrounded by spaghetti.
I try to keep signal, power and speaker cables apart, or cross them perpendicular where that is unavoidable. I avoid cable ties and try to let the cables hang unsupported or unrestricted.
However I now have cables all round the rack and it looks pretty messy. Anyone got suggestions for a visually tidy way of managing cables that does not detract from the sound?
Cheers
Tony Tune-age