Is it easy enough to cut the back panel to accomodate a deeper AV device?
1623647
Yes, if you are generally handy it is not hard. I used a Dremel saw which allowed me to cut it very easily. Remember that the stereo units will hang out the back so the entire cabinet is further out from the wall. I placed my cabinet on an angle in a corner so it is well hidden.
1623648
The back panel is a thin piece of wood that you screw onto the cabinet. If you're handy with the saw you could certainly cut any section of it open to accommodate your device.
1623649
Perhaps. You would have to use some kind of saw to do so. But it's not too thick to cut.
233380
It is not difficult, just mildly time consuming. Took me about 2 hours but I did it incorrectly. Pay special attention to the directions in the beginning because you have to start with a particular panel on a particular edge of the side. From there it is a breeze.
1704094
negative, there are exposed electronic components in the back. Maybe if you could find or create an enclosure for it you'd have a better bet.
2211038
There is four screw holes on the back side but it would require the standard monitor bracket I would think in order to do so.
1587851
If you're talking about the back casing if the monitor, you'll need to risk damaging the panel by using a screwdriver to pry the back casing open. Otherwise, I recommend getting a VESA mount to just bypass the entire ordeal
172997
Having not attempted that, I can't say it's impossible, but I'd be very surprised if that worked out with this case. I'm using integrated Intel HD graphics, and its handled everything I've thrown at it, but trying to cram a beefy graphics card in there would be very challenging. You'd definitely need anew back panel, yes, but that's if the case could even accommodate the physical configuration to begin with. I suspect your first problem would be the vertical clearance.
503642
What about using velcroe. On the back of TV and on outside of where TV rest on the wood. That's what I plan to do.
980042
Yes, it won't detract from the structure or looks st all. We have the doors on & have the cable box, surround sound, blue ray player & vcr in there. We liked it so much we ordered another for the kids tv in the family room.
1773468
No, it requires a little effort. Both sides need to be removed and then one can access the drive. My unit failed out of the box. POS if you ask me.
392352
I have one mounted, but it is NOT a standard VESA mount. It's not even square; it's rectangular. I had to cut my own adapter plate from another piece of rack mount hardware. I consulted with a Sony Store clerk before I did it. He suggested making your own adapter. But it can be done. I mounted mine on an arm. There's a subwoofer on the back, and if you mount it on the wall, you'll be covering and muffling it, but it can be done.
1370411
It depends on how you choose to arrange the panels, but I think it would be fine. If I could do it again, I would cut from the top rather than the bottom.
167044
Yes sir! That's exactly what I did. The directions show putting on the 2 mount arms first. Just switch them and slide the one monitor mount before the two.
139648
If it's the model with the large window I doubt it. Even If you can remove a hard drive bay I doubt it. If you mean can you put it inside 2 5.25 where it's supposed to go then the Back should be hidden.
1371586
It is doable. There isn't a lot of space, but the arm that you can use to prop the tv away while working on cables is an assist. We would not want to constantly have to access cables, but the occasional need is possible. This mount makes thin tv practically like a picture with minimal space between the wall and the back of the tv.
1439160
If you mount your TV to the highest mounting point possible, it should be no problem. I have Bello AV rack which is 26" in height and I can place my center speaker on the top of the rack which is another 8" in height and enough to clear 65" TV's bottom bezel.
767221
Yes. The back is made of thick cardboard. With the right tools, cutting into it will be easy.
1720707
You need to have the back panel on the unit but can cut pieces out for cords and such.