Data, Audio, & Video Connections

[wbottomley]

Well... I began drilling holes in the floor were they would come up in the wall. Then, I mounted a low voltage box with quick ports so I could connect ethernet, RS 485, audio, and video to an outside box without running wire through the window.

The audio processor I'm using is the one discussed here.

Images of the mess...

[Al in Raleigh]

Nice job William. I am interested in your audio processor too. I had serious trouble with my audio this past year. Kevin recommended that I buy something like this. Hey Kevin, would this work for me too?
Al

[thedementedelf]

Nice job William. I am interested in your audio processor too. I had serious trouble with my audio this past year. Kevin recommended that I buy something like this. Hey Kevin, would this work for me too?
Al

Al

This would do a very nice job for you. You really can't beat the price either. If I remember right it was $75 Good sound investment .

[wbottomley]

Kevin... you mentioned a while ago on the performace of it. So far, it seems to work very well. Still have a little tweaking to do but the sound remains at a constant.

Al, in that other thread, Zzounds was selling them for $79 with free shipping.

[Al in Raleigh]

Thanks Kevin your opinion means a lot. William thanks for sharing. Sound is almost as important as sight in our displays. I learned that the hard way.
Al

[davetv102]

Looks great William, nothing beats a neat installation over 100's of cables hanging out the window.

And next year you get the benefit of plug and play, less time to run wires, more time for blinky flashy.