Cable Management Tips and Tricks

they?One question I still have is this....I get how running a speaker wire next to a power cord could create a problem...but what I'm wondering is whether a pair of interconnects...say R/L channel to a single source...will also benefit from the advice (don't run parallel). I look at the back of my DAC and the output jacks are in parallel. I look at my fancy pre-amp and not only are the input jacks in parallel but they are all stacked very closely together. So I'm thinking maybe interconnects, because of the low signal voltage/current/whatever...don't have the same problem? Or do they?

Cable management can be a challenge, especially if you have a lot of electronic devices. Here are some tips and tricks to help you keep your cables organized and tidy:
1. Use zip ties or velcro straps to bundle together groups of cables. This will make it easier to keep track of them and prevent them from getting tangled.
2. Use cable ties or labels to keep track of what each cable is for. This will help you quickly and easily identify the right cable when you need it.
3. Keep your cables organized by storing them in a cable organizer or box. This will help you keep them dust-free and protected.
4. When setting up new electronic devices, take the time to properly route and secure the cables. This will save you time and frustration in the long run.
 

When I have to cross different cables, I use pipe insulation wrap cut in about 2-3" pieces. This will wrap around the cables nicely and provides a gap between cables.

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