can you run the vizio RCA size jack through the pole for cable management?
619530
It's doable but you willook have to the straight end of plug to the speakers because the angle one will not through pole.
619531
As others have stated, a straight end will fit, but angled connectors will not. I would say try it carefully. If it fits perfect, but if you have to force it....stop and make sure you have everything in place correctly
619532
If it is a standard RCA phono plug, yes. If is a 90 degree RCA phono plug, it just will not go.
619533
I ran the Monoprice 12AWG copper speaker wire cable through them with no problem.
680893
I would imagine you can. I don't really know how the Vizio speakers are set up. The mounting is one screw or bolt. You may have to engineer something for your particular application. I have Logitech speakers and they are held on by a single screw to the back.
1577905
No. I had to buy extra cables to accommodate that plan. It can be done though. :)
1580631
If you're talking about watching cable TV through it, yes, theoretically you should be able to do that. I say theoretically because I don't use it for that, but there is a coaxial input (in addition to the RCA video input), and it's job is to translate all incoming video so...You'd need to use the "video" settings rather than the "TV" settings as those are for the built in tuner. I doubt the remote would be fully functional for that however. The volume will work, but beyond that I'm not sure. If you have a cable box and remote then you're all set.
1223617
yes you can. if you don't have an optical or hdmi cable port on your tv, you can use the rca jacks for input/output
1305221
No. The cable would be too tight. When I ran the cable I didn't use a conduit. I pushed a wire fish up from the wall plate hole, taped the cables to the fisher and pulled them down from the attic. Besides I ran 3 HDMI cables, an audio optical, and a coax cable.
843133
If the cable box has an hdmi out on it, run it directly into your A/V receiver. If it does not have an hdmi out then yes, run the optical cable to the receiver.
96982
2 way to run cable, 1st if you don't have bulk you can pass inside of pole , 2nd bunch of cable you have to run out side of pole , behind pole.
1377696
No.. be careful with the cable, as it also contains the signal lead for the directional control box, this is just my suggestion only.
1007284
Thanks David your pictures helped too. I used a string to pull the Vizio Cables through. I used the tape because the mounting forks would not fit flush against the back of the Vizio speaker because the male connector is WAY too thick. If I replaced the supplied cables with thinner connectors the forks would stick out of the front of the stand and would need to cut shorter. Also the neither of the supplied mounting screw sets fit the threads of the speaker, so I would need to get new screws too. So it was just easier to use the doubled sided tape, which works fine!
765938
Not really. You can loosen the cap screws and use the wire fish to string another cable. I just fished an extra HDMI when installed in case I need to add another device. Hope that helps.
436873
The hole in this bracket is not big enough for the plugs on either end of the Play:1 power cable. You won't be able to thread it through...unless you drill it out and make the hole bigger.
625917
If your cables are long enough and depending how many cables/wires you are running they will go through the pole to be attached to yourtv/cable box etc.......
2188699
Unfortunately, you have to run cords/cables alongside the mount. The center piece is not wide enough to allow for cords/cables.
966987
Hello, Yes you can. I have this due to the fact I decided to get rid of my cable.
270245
Yes, if your TV has optical or coax out, you can run cable from coax or optical out from TV to coax or optical in of this receiver.
2032085
Yes. All audio cables are compatable with Vizio tvs. Look at the optical port and see if something is jammed in there, like dust, dirt, protective cap ends, etc. When we put ours together it snaps right in.