Cable management can be a problem. As long as you try to separate power and audio cables you should be okay. Electromagnetic interference is the reason why separating cables is recommended, but if you are not experiencing undesirable noise coming out of the speakers, then there really isn't a problem, is there? Unless you just want to do it for cosmetic reasons. I change components so often that I threw cable management out the window long ago! I just do my best to run all the power cables to one side away from everything else and that's pretty much all. If you bundle your power cables and hear no difference, then why worry about it?
Any issues with bundling power cables together?
In a never ending effort to manage cable and clutter, I am wondering the following: Is there an issue with bundling power cables together? They are all headed to the same power supply, a Shunyata Venom PS8. I do try to not run PC’s near or parallel with signal & speaker cables.
FYI, I don’t spend a lot on PC’s, but have upgraded most to “Tripp Lite P007-006 Heavy Duty Computer Power Cord, 15A, 14AWG (NEMA 5-15P to IEC-320-C13), 6-ft ”. $10 ea @ Amazon.
Thanks for the input.