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ryan_cody

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10 years ago
Hey, how did you hide the Sonos plug in?
Slim LED TV & Sonos PlayBar · More Info

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    10 years ago
    last modified: 10 years ago

    Ryan,

    We ran the wiring (optical & Cat6) through the wall to behind the TV for the connection. The electrical inlet is installed horizontally behind the Sonos Playbar and is a recessed type. You could potentially fish the power cord along with the optical etc, but depending on your local electrical codes it is not advised.

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