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<blockquote data-quote="bds0688" data-source="post: 4875472" data-attributes="member: 574556">My shelves have an open back, so all the wires are exposed, which annoys me to no end. What do people here use? Loom, cable ties then loom, just cable ties?I have the following cables for the following devices360ComponentsFiber OpticPS3HDMIOpticalWiiComponent/stereo audioAll the component cables and optics go to my receiver, the HDMI going directly to the tv. I&#039;m thinking loom just from each console, or loom with each type of cable. e.g, optical with optical and component with component.The problem with the loom is some of the cables are longer than the others.&nbsp; Such as my fiber optic, one is about 3 feet longer than the other. And I know folding/bending fiber optics can be bad news bears if it&#039;s a lot.I also have an ethernet cord going to the 360, and all the consoles power cords.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bds0688, post: 4875472, member: 574556"] My shelves have an open back, so all the wires are exposed, which annoys me to no end. What do people here use? Loom, cable ties then loom, just cable ties? I have the following cables for the following devices [B]360[/B] Components Fiber Optic [B]PS3[/B] HDMI Optical [B]Wii[/B] Component/stereo audio All the component cables and optics go to my receiver, the HDMI going directly to the tv. I'm thinking loom just from each console, or loom with each type of cable. e.g, optical with optical and component with component. The problem with the loom is some of the cables are longer than the others. Such as my fiber optic, one is about 3 feet longer than the other. And I know folding/bending fiber optics can be bad news bears if it's a lot. I also have an ethernet cord going to the 360, and all the consoles power cords. [/QUOTE]

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